Both girls had at different times lived in the same foster home, according to their foster mother, Lula Galloway, 60.
Siblings were placed in the same foster brood, with each foster brood including chicks from both treatments.
Museums of natural history, science and war try hard to make the visitor's experience more informative, more accessible and closer to that of being, say, a Plains Indian, a neuron or a soldier in World War I. Art museums try to do the same, fostering a sense of intimacy and connection to the artists (museum-certified celebrities) and a feeling for their lives.
And, since they are raised in diverse habitats around the world, they are prone to many of the same forces that foster diversification.
Securing Streep would appear to be part of the same process of fostering relationships: the actor was awarded an honorary Golden Bear in 2012, which paved the way for Kosslick's successful invitation for 2016.
The importance of social experience extends even to rats of the same type a rat fostered and raised with a type different than itself will not help strangers of its own kind.
Modern atmospheric observing networks are sufficiently dense that updates for adjacent grid points in regions of this size use most of the same observations, which fosters continuity in the analysis.
When mature, such birds often prefer to choose as mates individuals of the same species as their foster parents' rather than those of their own species.
In order to control for effects of the transfer process per se, I also carried out transfers of neonates obtained from crosses with mothers of one Mstn genotype to foster mothers of the same Mstn genotype.
A foster mother of the same genotype nursed her litter until D21, and the data from this litter was included in the analysis.
