Sentence examples for brood formation from inspiring English sources

Another unexpected prediction is brood formation in recessive cycles.

The frequencies of such "non-cycle" loci remain unchanged, irrespective of brood formation or life cycle replacement.

The uniqueness of our current model is that evolutionary outcomes depend on the relative strength of Allee effects; cycle shifts result from moderate to strong Allee effects, while brood formation results from weak Allee effects.

Within 17-year periodical cicadas, brood formation appears to occur via temporary life cycle shifts, in which large numbers of cicadas emerge off-cycle, perhaps in response to climate fluctuations ("brood shifting") [11], [18].

Under weak or no Allee effects, life cycle switching does not occur; instead brood formations occur in recessive cycles.

When the initial population size (NINI) is relatively small (1,000), replacement by a dominant cycle does not happen, instead: brood shifts (the formation of different year classes of the same life cycle) occurs in the recessive cycle if Nc is significantly low (<10 individuals; Figures 2B, 3C, 2E and 4C).

Courtship, egg laying and incubation take place as winter proceeds, while hatching, brooding and crèche formation occur as winter abates and spring and early summer approach.

However, any future management such as supplementary stocking of hatchery-reared Drina River grayling should take into consideration genetic testing prior formation of brood stock, because introgression has been detected.

They massively accumulate during the early budding process that leads to the formation of brood capsules (thickenings of the germinal layer that invaginate into the cyst, where protoscolex development proceeds [ Koziol et al. 2013]; fig. 7 B), as well as during early and intermediate protoscolex formation, except at the apical most region where no proliferation is observed (fig. 7 C and D).

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Newly collected brood balls from palaeosols of the Cangahua Formation (Ecuador), and other previously deposited in ichnological collections from Ecuador, Uruguay, and Argentina, including type material, were revised to update Coprinisphaera ichnotaxonomy.