Sentence examples for find a mating from inspiring English sources
It is realistic to assume that in new areas and with long flying distances, it is difficult for the moth to find a mating partner.
"Someone could find a mating ball," he says, referring to the squirming orgies in which clusters of male pythons attempt to breed with a single female at its center.
For C. acidophila, this is unlikely in the field because population densities are low (Weithoff et al., 2010; Moser & Weisse, 2011b) so that a crowding effect might not occur; even if females become mictic, there would only be a very low chance that a male would find a mating partner.
Some singles are looking at congregations as a place to find a mate.
If our preferences were fixed in advance, most of us would never find a mate.
A national contest is announced to find a mate for the unmarried Wintergreen.
When the whiptail lizard cannot find a mate, she relies on herself, even for reproduction.
Without the hormone-induced changes, they would be less likely to find a mate.
This rationing means each flower has more opportunities for its pollen to find a mate.
