Sentence examples for natural offspring from inspiring English sources

Both sons were illegitimate, the natural offspring of Lorenzo and a Bolognese widow, but they were to be Lorenzo's only children and his heirs.

Chinese family boundaries were relatively permeable, and some owners established kinlike relations with their slaves; male slaves were appointed as heirs when no natural offspring existed.

The first GloFish were bred by injecting a natural fluorescence gene into the fish eggs before they hatched, and the GloFish around today are their natural offspring, inheriting their colour from their parents.

He goes on to affirm, ungrudgingly, the importance of political parties as "a natural offspring of Freedom"; and he defends "an equal & universal right of suffrage" without property qualifications.

The prince is now expected to register as the father of the boy, making the 23-month-old child his heir under French law, which was liberalized several years ago to give equal rights to so-called "natural" offspring born to unmarried adults.

"No free country has ever been without parties, which are a natural offspring of freedom," wrote James Madison.

In the wild, the birth interval for this species is estimated to be four to five years; its natural offspring-rearing behavior is unstudied.

Though the currently reported natural hybrid offspring between H. lar and H. pileatus are limited to the narrow range of the contact zone [ 72, 73], the evidence of these field observations may imply the ongoing gene flow between these two species after their divergence.

The selection differential (S) between the natural-born offspring from the hatchery fish and those from the natural-born fish can be obtained from the breeder's equation (Lynch and Walsh 1998) as 1 where h is the realized heritability and is the mean trait value (shifted from zero) after truncation selection and before reproduction.

After hatchery fish are released into the wild, they are allowed to produce natural-born offspring.

There was no significant difference in natural history between offspring and controls (data not shown).