Sentence examples for interaction reproduction from inspiring English sources

The Dutch biology curriculum reform project (Boersma et al. 2007), for example, has chosen a number of system concepts that can be applied to all biological systems on all organizational levels: the biological unit, self-regulation/self-organization, interaction, reproduction, and evolution.

Thus, we tend to pay a lot of attention to vocal signals produced by other members of our own species, particularly those that convey information critical to social interaction, reproduction and survival.

In most studies, genes that show signatures of positive selection usually include loci involved in host pathogen interactions, reproduction, dietary adaptation, and skin and hair coloration [ 34].

In the present study, the GigasDatabase was used to generate oligo-microarrays, providing the genomic tools necessary to undertake high-throughput studies of significantly important phenomena, such as summer mortalities in bivalves, host-pathogen interactions, reproduction and the effect of polyploidy on physiology of Pacific oysters.

Altogether, this gene could contribute to gamete interaction during reproduction as well as reproductive isolation in Ectocarpus and is therefore a good candidate for further functional evaluation.

The final LMM of travel speed included the variable Road in interaction with Reproduction, and Time of day (Table 2).

Based upon evolutionary hypotheses regarding the interaction between reproduction and longevity, we anticipated that animals heterozygous for the insertion allele might have shorter life spans due to their increased cost in resources associated with early life reproductive success.

In addition, between-group aggressions have been predicted to be important in crested macaques for female social interactions (van Schaik 1989; Sterck et al. 1997), as between-group competition may have an impact on resource access, hence on female dominance interaction and reproduction (Kinnaird 1994).

Our findings regarding antagonistic interactions between reproduction and feeding in female C. sculpturatus demonstrate the pervasive nature of reproductive costs for viviparous females, and may provide insight on factors that influence the diversity of reproductive strategies observed in nature.

Given the potentially crucial interactions between reproduction, blood feeding, and vectorial capacity, we examined the GA and fecundity of Ae. albopictus using females derived from wild mosquitoes collected from outdoor containers in Kampung Teluk Tempoyak and Balik Pulau, Malaysia, with their daughters after they had spent five generations under laboratory conditions.

Overall, these results suggest that the MRJPs have an important role in the pleiotropic interactions between reproduction and nutrition in the regulation of worker's division of labor.