Sentence examples for have brood from inspiring English sources
In most species, pregnant male seahorses can have brood sizes of up to 100 300 individuals [ 10], suggesting that a sufficiently large number of closely related individuals may arrive simultaneously at a new habitat to establish themselves.
If you have Brood War and copied and pasted it into your Starcraft folder only Brood War will work without CD.
Blomkamp seems to have brooded long on his weighty theme.
Perhaps audiences have brooded too long and seriously over the upstairs-downstairs sociology of Susanna's life.
In the months that have elapsed since that kind invitation, I have brooded on this singular and curious formulation, seeking to understand what it might mean.
They have brooded on what they have to say for long enough, or are recalling it from a sufficient enough distance that the unessential things have fallen away.
The 18th century artist, antiquarian and would-be architect Giovanni Battista Piranesi (1720-1778) poneessed ofe of the most imaginative minds ever to have brooded on the visual arts.
One temnospondyl, the dvinosaur Trimerorhachis, may have brooded young in an area between the gills called the pharyngeal pouch.
This implies that females laying more eggs should have broods with proportionally fewer EPO.
However, certain alleles, termed class 1, had brood sizes ranging from 85-100% that of wildtype, while class 2 alleles had brood sizes ranging from 60-93% of wildtype.
