Sentence examples for need to mate from inspiring English sources

Or, "To have babies, I need to mate with another hermaphrodite in the 69 position".

Chemistry is nice but let's face it... hot attraction is based on the need to mate and make babies.

So primordially vital is our need to mate and raise to maturity our young that our entire society is and always has been defined by that very singular need.

In order to obtain comparable reproductive success, diploid males would need to mate more frequently than haploid males.

One particular direct benefit that has attracted significant attention is that of fertility assurance, as females often need to mate multiply to achieve high fertility.

Since they self-fertilize, hermaphrodites do not need to mate to reproduce.

The catch: he's the world's last male white northern rhino and desperately needs to mate.

Male wasps do not disperse pollen, although some are needed to mate with and to release females from both their galls and the syconia.

While natural isolates of S. cerevisiae usually occur in a diploid or polyploid state [ 35], P. pastoris is most stable in its vegetative haploid form and needs to mate in order to allow sporulation [ 36].

And those that do need only to mate once in their lives.

Culture Minister Ed Vaizey joins a panel for a discussion on The Space, and weighs in with some frankly terrifying metaphors about the need for "whales to mate with minnows".