Sentence examples for in hatchlings from inspiring English sources

This study investigated the influence of environmental manipulations during development on behavioral variation in hatchlings of the red-eared slider turtle (Trachemys scripta).

Surprisingly, we found increased Cd tolerance in hatchlings from all parental Cd exposure concentrations even though eggs and hatchlings were in Cd-free conditions for 6 weeks.

The paper, entitled "Chemical defense in hatchlings of the Blue-ringed Octopus Hapalochlaena lunulata," was co-authored with former UCMP grad student Crissy Huffard, and UCMP Director Roy Caldwell.

However, in hatchlings measured at 2 °C, ˙VO2 was higher in groups incubated at 5 °C or 8 °C through organogenesis, compared to 2 °C controls (43 or 65% increase, respectively).

Blocking of cnr1a mRNA by CB1 receptor antagonists rimonabant (10 20 μM) or AM251 (0.2–1 μM) 0 2 dpf were  unable to induce any FASD-related phenotypic features in embryos or in hatchlings.

In contrast, the leatherback shell of dermochelyids has a greatly reduced bony architecture, and the bones are less firmly articulated; scutes appear in hatchlings, but they are quickly shed, so the bony shell is covered with a thick, leathery skin.

In painted dragons, male eggs appear to be larger than female eggs (as suggested by the differences in hatchling size).

The thrust produced during powerstroking greatly exceeds that produced during dog paddling, and the proportion of time spent powerstroking remains relatively constant in loggerhead hatchlings, but decreases slightly in green hatchlings and decreases greatly in flatback hatchlings as the swimming frenzy progresses (Pereira et al., 2011).

For instance, a hurricane can destroy many nests in a region, resulting in fewer hatchlings the next year.

But although bones of immature duck-billed dinosaurs have been uncovered in nests, hatchlings hadn't been found in the company of adults.

Only GNAT1, the marker with a heterozygote deficit in F2 hatchlings (Table 1) showed heterozygote deficiencies in all wild population samples.