Sentence examples for probably offspring from inspiring English sources

Collecting ten individuals in an area of ten square meters also does not make much sense for a study like this because these individuals are probably offspring from the same mother plant.

The four brothers were probably the offspring of Itzamná, the supreme deity, and Ixchel, the goddess of weaving, medicine, and childbirth.

This suggests that, although the well-fed crickets died young, their frantic mating efforts would likely get them considerably more action than the poorly fed males--and probably more offspring.

Females probably produce offspring every year.

Hence, our samples originated from adult fish, and are probably not offspring of the few er) remaining individuals in such (overall, genetically impoverished) populations.

All 12 Vis individuals displaying very long tracts also have higher than average total tract length and have both their parents born in the same village on the island of Vis (either Komiza, Vis, Okljuèna, Podhumlje or Podšpilje) except for one (for whom parental origin is unknown) so these individuals are probably the offspring of somehow related ancestors.

The American dentist probably did his offspring and his pride a favour.

The initial phone call from producer John Edwards – the call where I was offered the role of Mick Holland in the pilot for a new drama series called Offspring – probably lasted less than two minutes.

"It's presumably not a conscious decision but males that care for clutches probably produce more offspring than males that don't, even if they don't live quite as long," said Dr Dugas, explaining the reason for the frogs' sacrifice.

People with pre-adolescent and adolescent children probably hope their offspring are not sexually active.

Many of these offspring probably would not have returned to the newly accessible habitat had their parents been denied entry to the fish ladder.