Sentence examples for males one of from inspiring English sources

Our mating experiment, based on trios of one female and two males (one of each population), clearly illustrates that no reproductive barrier has evolved between these two distinct H. axyridis populations as every cross yielded viable offspring in similar proportions.

There is great picture of two young males, one of them hanging upside down, 69ing with the biggest grins on their faces.

On the morning when a hive queen decides to allow herself to be impregnated, she flies out of the shadows into sunlight, which she has never felt before, and there are many dangers — birds, wind, insects — so she is followed by an army of males, one of whom will intertwine briefly with her in flight.

But he probably wouldn't have anticipated that the institution he founded would one day bring about the forcible insemination of a giant panda with the defrosted sperm of two males – one of which, a cold war diplomatic gift, was already dead.

In order that female embryos express similar levels of X-linked genes to males, one of the two X chromosomes is inactivated at an early embryonic stage.

The study group consisted of three adult males (one of whom disappeared partway through the study, in June 2011), five adult females with offspring, and one subadult male; all group members were well habituated and individually recognized.

The preparation for the first issue lasted about a year, and it came about after a meeting between Sparagna, who was working on Il Male, one of the most important Italian satirical magazines, and Stefano Tamburini, a graphic artist.

More often, though, she identified as fundamentally male: "one of nature's experiments; a girl who should have been a boy".

(Group 4, male) One of the difficulties I've got is really the family like accepting me for what I am now.

Demographers of the Roman world agree that, owing to the late marriage-age of males, one third of young people would have been fatherless by the age of fifteen -- across all strata of society.

In preindustrial agriculture, most lambs were born in the spring, and the male ones — of whom few are needed on farms — were quickly butchered for spring feasts.