Sentence examples for brood groups from inspiring English sources

However, we recommend maintaining greater N in free-spawning systems (here, buffered by ≥15% at 140 200 fish), divided evenly among tanks, to account for mortality and variation in reproduction, if any, within and among fish and brood groups.

Parental contribution to A. nobilis off spring across the 2008 spawning season in the Carlsbad hatchery brood group B2.

This study focused on one brood group of 25 males and 25 females designated 'B2' (Table 1).

As A. nobilis produces ∼10 eggs kg−1 at a predetermined 585 eggs mL−1, then 1 fe = 3 L of eggs for the B2 brood group (where N = 25 and biomass = 407 kg; Table 1).

So, brooded groups were constituted of one female with 3 adopted chicks.

Brooded groups and young groups (after separation from mother) were housed in the same room, in wire-mesh cages (51×40×35 cm) with opaque lateral walls (preventing visual contacts between brooded groups).

From Caravaggio's brooding group portrait The Raising of Lazarus to Sylvia Plath's intense Holocaust poem Lady Lazarus, references to the miracle abound.

As their name suggests, these birds nest and brood in groups.

The quirky animals with a rampant sexual appetite were supposed to descend on the Northeast, an event which only occurs once every 17 years for the Brood II group of cicadas.

After hatching, chicks were housed in a poultry brooder in groups of four with ad libitum access to tap water and irradiated lab chick diet.

Noisy miners have a range of strategies to increase their breeding success including multiple broods and group mobbing of predators.