On day 2, the temporal pattern of rearing activity in animals of both genotypes did not differ much from the one displayed on day1.
To this end, we have analysed the faecal patterns of flies reared in germ-free conditions, upon re-association with controlled microbiota and subjected to food-borne or systemic, non-lethal bacterial infections.
To assess how different groups of cells on the developing wings respond to external environmental cues, we measured wing patterns of butterflies reared at three temperatures, representing typical wet- and dry-inducing extremes (27°C and 19°C, respectively) and an intermediate temperature (23°C).
Based on this hypothesis we predicted that the level of melanism would increase towards north and that the pattern would at least partially be genetically based and independent of rearing environment.
In this study, results showed that several patterns of parental rearing style are significant in predicting students' critical thinking, which emphasizes the importance of rearing behavior in a family.
The protection efficiency of different bumper materials is evaluated by the bumper perforation as well as the damage pattern of the rear wall and the witness plate.
Fig. 8A compares nuclear density patterns of a pre-mitotic developing animal (reared under long day conditions) with that of animals in diapause (up to 50 days); there is essentially no difference.
Technology has made calories bountiful, cheap, and easy to consume, while new patterns of work, residence, mobility, and child rearing have squeezed the time that we are able or willing to commit to family or communal meals.
From the world of myth comes the exquisite carved ivory figure of a baku, an elephant-like beast said to devour nightmares, and an astonishing human-faced dragon, rearing up and covered with subtly painted patterns of scales.
The cooperative breeding hypothesis predicts that cotton-top tamarins engage with this child rearing paradigm, and in turn naturally embrace patterns of prosocial behavior.
