Sentence examples for pairing behavior in from inspiring English sources

Although several studies have documented altered pairing behavior in auto- and allopolyploids [ 6- 8], a systematic comparison of meiotic recombination frequencies (MRFs) between diploids and auto- and allopolyploids has been lacking.

The different pairing behavior in the F1 hybrid spermatocytes may be associated with variable heterozygosity and/or different RAD21L cohesin distribution patterns along the homeologous chromosome pairs in the hybrid spermatocytes, which may contribute to homologue recognition and alignment (Ishiguro et al. 2014).

The meiotic pairing behavior of the chromosomes in a wide hybrid is arguably the most reliable means to deduce the taxonomic relationship between the parental species; however, the taxonomic relationships remain as yet not fully resolved within Chrysanthemum sensu lato (Teixeira da Silva 2003).

The amphihaploid and amphidiploid are able to flower normally, but the meiotic pairing behavior of the chromosomes is disordered in the amphihaploid.

The T-death protocol allows us to observe a pair's behavior in both a sequence of infinite continuation games and a sequence of finite continuation games.

Polymorphisms in AVPR1A have also been associated with altruism (Israel et al., 2008; Knafo et al., 2008) and pair-bonding behavior in men, as measured by perceived partner bonding, marital status, as well as spousal perception of marital quality (Walum et al., 2008).

In addition, methylmercury also increased male-male pairing behaviors by 55%.

We then tested for an effect of the sex of the play partner using a paired t test to analyze the behavior of males and females in same-sex pairs relative to their behavior in mixed-sex pairs.

Moreover, the A1-allele has been associated with pair-bonding behaviors in humans, as individuals with this low-expression DRD2 allele were less likely to want to marry or have children [ 28].

Here we sought to determine if pharmacological elevation of serotonin 1A (5-HT1A) receptor activity would lead to changes in social behavior in pair-bonded male titi monkeys (Callicebus cupreus).

The interference task presented to participants 40 self-descriptions of behavior in 20 pairs, with one description of each pair displayed on the screen's upper half and the other simultaneously on the screen's lower half.