Sentence examples for have been reproducing from inspiring English sources

Females have been reproducing this way for so long that male populations have nearly been wiped out.

While many were apparently released by their owners, others may have escaped from pet shops during Hurricane Andrew in 1992 and have been reproducing ever since.

Now, a new study of prehistoric horse DNA concludes that spotted horses did indeed roam ancient Europe, suggesting that early artists may have been reproducing what they saw rather than creating imaginary creatures.

All four Hydra Lhx genes were successfully amplified from the cDNA of adults (some of which may have been reproducing asexually) (Table 1).

An exception to this pattern are a few groups that have been reproducing exclusively asexually for a long evolutionary time, like the bdelloid rotifers [ 13], darwinulid ostracods ([ 14]; but see [ 15]), and oribatid mites [ 16, 17].

Moldings, mantels and ornamentation have been reproduced from surviving evidence.

They were designed in China in the 1960s but have been reproduced by several nations.

Instructions on feeding Robben Island's prisoners have been reproduced in one of the cells.

The photographs have been reproduced by hand by Richard Benson from original copies & produced by the Eakins Press Foundation.

Because his paintings have been reproduced on calendars, he has come to be thought of as a calendar artist.

Mrs. Coleman also says she seeks out roses that have been reproduced by being bud grafted onto hardier stock.