Sentence examples for few reproduction from inspiring English sources

Rodents with the highest score values were either characteristic of mountain habitats (Apodemus alpicola, Chionomys nivalis and Marmota marmota), typical of lowlands (Micromys minutus) or forest species (dormice), and they were also short living, with few reproduction events.

It has a few reproductions of classic games, and more are available as an in-app purchase.

Furthermore, lunar reproduction can be modulated by seasonal factors, restricting reproduction to only few reproductive months 16, 63.

All social bathyergids live in multigenerational families where reproduction is skewed towards a few breeding individuals.

Although sexual processes have been demonstrated in a few genera, reproduction is largely by binary or multiple fission.

- James C. Arnold, author of "Alcohol and the Chosen Few: Organizational Reproduction in an Addictive System" "We look at these hazing activities as maybe comical or immoral but they have deeper significance to the young people going though them, who go on to attend one another's weddings, serve as godfather to one another's children and even give the funeral orations at one another's wakes.

A visit to Manitoga begins with a car-jostling drive up a craggy driveway that terminates at the guide house, which also houses a small shop with a few Wright reproductions.

The exhibition, not your usual art-museum show, is full of low-tech representations and reproductions, including a few rather limp reproductions of paintings by major artists like Raphael that illustrate useful wall texts about church and papal history.

In the infinitesimal model framework, L y) is a normal distribution of variance σ A 2 / 2. However, any distribution probability L y) will lead to a stable, although not necessarily normal, probability distribution of breeding values after few round of reproduction.

To our knowledge, few models relate reproduction to tree carbon cycles (Génard et al. 2008).

Social and sexual selection should be more intense in high-density environments because relatively few individuals monopolize reproduction.