Sentence examples for release of offspring from inspiring English sources

Daphnids were evaluated daily for survival and release of offspring.

Throughout the experiment and on a daily basis, we monitored D. magna survival, release of offspring and the amount of P. ramosa spores following the host's death.

Female water fleas typically release a brood of offspring each time they molt (shed their exoskeleton).

In addition, the survivorship of offspring released from the 2-year old males was higher than that from the 1-year old males (Fig. 3B).

Encouraging results using the Sterile Insect Technique highlighted some metabolism manipulation to avoid the viability of offspring from released parent insect in the wild.

In contrast, no implication in the number of released offspring was observed during the flow-through experiment with A-100 (∼140 nm).

No long-term selection over multiple generations for adaptation to captive breeding has been imposed on the breeders, a factor that has led in other breeding programs to reduced success of released offspring back into nature (Williams and Hoffman 2009).

This is an overestimate as it is based on a 60% survival rate of released offspring (CDRS, personal communication), and on the optimistic assumption that sex ratio and reproductive success are not biased on the island.

It is not known what proportion of offspring from identity-release donations actually search for donor identity and subsequently seek contact with the donor.

We performed linear regression on egg number and number of surviving offspring upon release of first clutch to determine if egg number serves as a proxy for the more general fitness character of fecundity.

The function of the ovary is to produce and release oocytes to be fertilised, leading to the production of offspring.