Sentence examples for brood in which from inspiring English sources

He has broached the subject since, most notably in 1979's The Brood, in which Oliver Reed played a renegade psychiatrist whose experimental techniques consisted of him pretending to be his patients' abusive parents or neglected children.

Wright argues that Warren's inspiration of terror through a distorted representation of the uterus strikes a chord with the 1979 film The Brood, in which a woman produces deformed children through asexual reproduction.

Why should individuals forage for and protect brood in which they have no kin-selected interest, rather than simply waiting to inherit?

Immature birds follow a similar moult strategy to the adults unless they are from late broods, in which case the entire moult may take place in Africa.

We used only broods in which mixed paternity was detected.

Since the percentage of broods in which subordinate males sired offspring has not been reported, the value presented is % broods with extra-group young, and may hence be a slight underestimation of the % broods with EP young.

Brood parasitism, in which an egg-layer leaves her eggs with another individual's brood, is more common among birds than any other type of organism.

Freshwater viviparids and thiarids have either uterine or neck brood pouches, in which the fertilized eggs develop to a crawling stage.

Among scarab beetles, males and females generally pair up to start a family, jointly gathering dung and rolling and patting it into the rich brood balls in which the female deposits her fertilized eggs.

The absence of the androgenic gland in the female results in the formation of an ovary, which subsequently synthesizes one or more hormones that, in female amphipods, promote the development of brood chambers (in which the young are hatched) and other structures associated with reproduction.

She drags the cicadas back to her nest to place them in brood cells in which she eventually lays one egg per cell.