Sentence examples for potential courtship from inspiring English sources

Anyhow, I rolled my eyes and told Dick to please stop making comments about my potential courtship with Sunglasses (it wasn't the first time he had attempted to ignite the flame) but like all the worst Dicks he wouldn't take no for an answer.

Anyhow, I rolled my eyes and told Dick to please stop making comments about my potential courtship with Sunglasses it wasn't the first time he had attempted to ignite the flame but like all the worst Dicks, he wouldn't take no for an answer.

Instead of bouncing away such attempts at friendship and a wide array of potential courtship with a detached disposition and a dreamy stair to something floating around the decks, Billy ultimately thought wise enough to reaffirm a strong impression with his peers in the midst of the beckoning stages of the next five years of his social existence.

Participants were next instructed to describe themselves to their potential date ("courtship recording").

It is also known that DsxM plays a role in establishing the potential for courtship behaviors [ 26, 27, 36- 38], which would not have been present in females in which FruM was produced, though DsxM is not present in all fru P1-expressing neruons, so is unlikely to account for all the differences between males and females observed here [ 26, 37].

Interestingly, the list of transcript isoforms that have lower abundance in trained males included the gene fruitless (FBtr0083646; fold difference 3.80; non-sex-specific transcript), which is necessary for the potential for male courtship behaviors but had not been previously implicated in long-term courtship suppression (reviewed in Dauwalder 2011; Manoli et al. 2006).

Although the potential for performing courtship behavior is under genetic control, experience with other individuals alters behavior, particularly in the context of courtship learning [ 19, 24, 25].

These two species of peacock spiders (Maratus spp). raise and wiggle their abdomens toward potential mates during courtship to display every colour across the entire visible spectrum (Supplementary Fig. 1), making this the first true rainbow-iridescent signal known in animals13.

In Drosophila a regulatory gene hierarchy governs all aspects of somatic sexual differentiation, including the potential for male courtship behavior.

Multiple signals exchanged between potential mates during courtship may contribute to species and sex recognition and may provide a message of overall quality to the female (Candolin 2003).

These results suggest that the X chromosome has properties distinct from the autosomes with respect to genes important for the potential for male courtship behaviors.