However, for migratory species, identifying juvenile habitats that confer success requires tracking individuals to reproduction.
He regularly fails to distinguish the power of Christian worship from acts of magical theurgy: in either kind of activity, the unwavering faith of the believer is what confers success.
According to the so-called "Allocation Theory" of education, schooling has turned into a status competition, which confers success on some and failure on others.
The presence of conspecific lineages of Phragmites along the Atlantic Coast of North America provides a unique opportunity to identify the heritable traits that confer success to invasive plants.
Thus, physiological, morphological, and behavioral attributes that confer success in captivity may be incompatible with success in the wild, and natural populations with a large proportion of reintroduced animals may be unsustainable (Lynch and O'Hely 2001).
Thus, although the usefulness of mandibles as sexual weapons or traits conferring reproductive success in T. cristinae has not been explicitly tested, sexually dimorphic mandibles do not appear to be related to sexual selection in any obvious way.
We conclude that in African buffalo, Y chromosome sequence variants drastically affect male reproductive success, conferring on their bearer improved reproductive success after either dry or wet years.
The Soviet Union lacks the authority conferred by success.
On the eve of the French wars of religions (1561), Roman Catholics and Protestants conferred without success in the Colloquy of Poissy.
His current lofty status does not confer future success — or protect against the consequences of being a great player at 13 who, by 19, is perceived as having failed to live up to expectations.
