Sentence examples for mating because the from inspiring English sources

Eileen Hebets, a behavioral ecologist at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, says that although the spiders appear to be able to sense UVB light, she's not convinced that it's used in mating because the males and females weren't allowed to carry through and actually breed.

These two results are two alternative (non-independent) ways of illustrating size-assortative mating because the female MCG as well as the male FTG are significantly and strongly correlated with the female and respectively male body lengths.

Taxis et al. (2005) suggest that linking essential genes to centromeres may mask recessive deleterious mutations by restoring heterozygosity during intraascus mating because the MAT locus itself is weakly centromere-linked.

Additionally, if the population of long-guarding species is male-biased then a single male that lost mating attempt faces low probability of finding another single female for mating, because the females are monopolized for extensive time periods (long guarding).

The probability of population extinction is much higher if sterile diploid males are viable and capable of mating, because, in this case, the decrease in net reproductive rate spans over two generations [ 32, 74].

One American official said that amounted to a negotiating check-mate because the bureau, for legal and other reasons, would never give such guarantees.

Certainly not to their mates, because the viciously policed norms of masculinity insist that we must never show weakness, vulnerability or fallibility.

Earlier he said he saw little need for Mr. Obama to pick Mrs. Clinton as his running mate because the Republican Party was too weak to offer John McCain, the party's presumptive nominee, much hope of victory.

A snail does not have a dart to fire the very first time it mates, because the first mating is necessary to trigger the process of dart formation.

Males thus seem to choose the healthier female, as would be expected by parasite-mediated sexual selection theory, which states that individuals should prefer parasite-free mates because the genes for resistance would be transmitted to their offspring [ 5, 36].

People may be reluctant to trade goods related to food and mating because in the recent evolutionary past it meant parting with a known object in exchange for an uncertain proposition.Another example of economic behaviour that may have deep evolutionary roots is the "herd" mentality that contributes to financial bubbles.