Sentence examples for fecund animals from inspiring English sources

The rich royal jelly diet of a queen bee makes her one of the most fecund animals on the planet, yet she lives 10 20× longer than her sterile genetically identical workers49,50,65,66.

"So when a predator targets that reproductive age class and especially the larger more fecund animals in those populations, we are dialling back the reproductive capacity of populations". However, much of the standard conservation management today is based on the notion that it is the "tiddlers" that should be let go, to ensure robust numbers for the next generation.

Those that gave birth in their first year of observation were removed to avoid bias toward more fecund animals.

KT and TH collected fecund animals and transforming larvae from Hawaii.

The move comes in response to an exposé published in The New York Times last month, which documented numerous cases of animal suffering and death at a Department of Agriculture facility that has been trying to create larger and more fecund farm animals for several decades.

ARS came under fire early this year when The New York Times documented numerous cases of animal suffering and death at the U.S. Meat Animal Research Center (MARC) in southern Nebraska, where scientists have been trying to create larger and more fecund farm animals.

The announcement, made today by USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack, concerns the agency's Meat Animal Research Center, which has come under fire for allegedly causing suffering and death while trying to create larger and more fecund farm animals.

Into this fecund garden, the administrators place animals, then they amass records and plans of the palace, "rebuilding" it digitally.

Foster seeks to tap into the "deep, fecund resonance between land and animal", reminding us to look more closely at the place we are in.

In the roots of the coffee bushes, I spot fragments of animal bone, sprinklings of silica (another preparado) and a carpet of animal manure and other fecund organic matter – sweetcorn husks, avocado shells, mango pips and citrus peel – that makes it appear as if the earth is literally being fed.

Captive animals are often healthier, longer-lived and more fecund than free-living conspecifics, but for some species the opposite is true.