Sentence examples for offspring remaining from inspiring English sources
Figure 2B shows a developing string of 16 offspring remaining connected in the liquid.
Such new breeders retain breeding status until they or their partners die, with most of their offspring remaining in their natal colonies.
Embryonic mortality was defined as a percentage of the offspring remaining from the initial number of eggs.
The notion that acquired traits can be transmitted to offspring remained a common assumption among thinkers for more than 2,000 years, including into Darwin's time (Zirkle 1946).
The degree to which offspring remain near their parents or disperse widely is critical for understanding population dynamics, evolution, and biogeography, and for designing conservation actions.
Female offspring remain in the colony while male young disperse.
Due to strict inbreeding avoidance, adult offspring remain reproductively quiescent unless paired with an unfamiliar mate.
At division, offspring remain unchanged or attain the state of any of L single mutant neighbours.
Most of their offspring remain as reproductively inactive "helpers" in their natal families, often for several years.
It should be noted that LP offspring recovered a body weight similar to control at weaning whereas LPT offspring remained significantly leaner throughout life.
In this case, female aurochs were introduced into the domestic herds where they mated with taurine bulls and their offspring remained in the settlement.
