Sentence examples for fecundity number from inspiring English sources
However, lower effective fecundity (number of eggs laid) was ultimately recorded under low pH conditions, together with slower development of the embryos and larvae.
In addition, fecundity (number of ovulated eggs) was negatively affected by both temperature and LNG, being the effect of the latter more intense.
We used seven traits related to life-history: female fecundity (number of oocytes), spawn time, egg diameter at hatching, life span, female maturity, length of incubation period and parental care.
The simulation results show that the model is particularly sensitive to some parameters such as natural mortality, stage length, fecundity, number of inactive days per strategy and gear standardisation factors.
Two life-history traits will govern our measure of LRS: lifetime fecundity (number of offspring born) and the survivorship of offspring to adulthood.
Female fecundity (number of eggs laid per female) and pre-oviposition period (days) on two development stages of the hosts were observed and recorded.
The fecundity (total number of eggs laid) and fertility (total number of fertile eggs) were recorded for each group of 8 females (N = 38 large eyespan males and N = 37 small eyespan males).
The non-linear relationship between fecundity and number of matings indicates disruptive selection on the number of matings in infuscans females, and that they would neither be expected to suffer from sperm-limitation at low male densities or fecundity costs from excessive multiple mating at high male densities.
O. faveolata histological sections were analyzed for (1) presence/absence of male and female gonads and gametes of each reproductive stage30 (complementary staging techniques are also becoming more commonly used54); (2) the fecundity, or number of oocytes or ova per gonad, and the number of gonads per polyp27,33,55; as well as (3) the diameter and condition of oocytes.
Not all the carvings celebrate fecundity — a number depict old ladies.
The linear relationship between fecundity (egg number) and carapace width was evident (allometric regression coefficient; b = 2.39).
