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Discover Ludwig"offspring survival" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the survival rate of a species' offspring, or in other contexts related to the natural survival of offspring. For example: "Factors such as climate change can have a huge impact on the offspring survival of certain species."
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This may substantially reduce offspring survival chances in the wild.
Indirect benefits are those that are only expressed in the offspring, such as "good genes" that increase offspring survival.
We found that female mating rate did not affect fecundity or offspring survival.
This prolonged offspring survival was independent of female mating rate and the number of males consumed.
Young adult donor bone marrow infusions into female mice postpone age-related reproductive failure and improve offspring survival.
Arthropods have a particularly wide range of methods for ensuring offspring survival.
This preference suggests that mating with such males will increase offspring survival.
None of the reproductive parameters were affected, and there were no deleterious effects on offspring survival and growth.
The third strategy aims to maximise offspring survival by a combination of management, nutrition and genetic selection for behavior (temperament).
Notably, fecundity of CR-then-AL-fed females and postnatal offspring survival rates were dramatically improved compared with aging AL-fed controls.
We used monandrous and polyandrous females that were either allowed to consume their mating partner or not and recorded fecundity traits and offspring survival under simulated overwintering conditions.
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