Sentence examples for direct reproduction from inspiring English sources
As limitations in reproductive opportunities prevent the possibility for direct reproduction by subordinates in many cooperative breeders (Hager & Jones 2009) and the only way for most helpers to enhance their fitness is by assisting in rearing the breeder's offspring, conflict over helping effort between breeders and helpers may be limited.
Because nymphs can develop into winged adults (alates) or nymphoid reproductives, they have a higher chance of direct reproduction than workers in this species.
Planarian fission and fragmentation generally represent direct reproduction in which each portion regenerates missing parts to become a complete new animal.
Photomechanical reproduction, especially after the development of halftone, allowed direct reproduction of the artist's drawing without personal interpretation by wood engravers or other technicians.
Instead, subordinate females appear to pay with alloparental care for own direct reproduction.
Such results are likely not unique to this species; for example, female yellow-bellied marmots similarly adjust their social behaviour largely to get access to direct reproduction [27].
Almost all of the characters are inspired by real people in my life, though none of the characters are anything close direct reproductions of the people they're based on.
The latter, on the other hand, seemed too direct a reproduction of life to qualify as art, for there seemed little mediation by any guiding consciousness.
In any organism, enormous biological effort is directed toward reproduction, although it confers no obvious benefit on the reproducing organism itself.
From then until his move to the University of Texas in 1981, he helped develop the department's widely respected programs and founded and directed a reproduction research center.
Light availability may have direct effects on reproduction through resource availability, and indirect effects on female reproduction by influencing plant-pollinator interactions.
