It was a blisteringly hot afternoon, and the pollen was blowing through the barn, a genuine Amish number spiffed up with a collection of atmospheric cement balls, a reproduction Morse-code signal lamp, 30 silver folding chairs hanging from weathered iron spikes, a 24-foot-long table made from salvaged wood and a pool table covered in hammered, studded aluminum.
Griesemer treats replication as the terminal form of reproduction, once coding mechanisms have been evolved, which is itself an evolved form of multiplication (Griesemer 2000b: 76).
Although there may be a relatively significant start-up cost associated with electronic data collection, costs associated with questionnaires (paper and reproduction), data entry, coding, and cleaning are either eliminated or substantially reduced [ 6].
In some places, it has wiped out 80% of the koala population.When a retrovirus infects cells involved in reproduction, bits of its genetic code can get passed down to the host's offspring.
The platform with its compound and training lists and source code allows easy reproduction and comparison of the performance of 2D fingerprints.
While several methods for estimating reproduction numbers exist, sometimes with code provided by their authors, no common framework was available to allow easy and direct comparison of the results.
Its structure and content were reproductions of the French Civil Code.
Due to their rapid evolution and the fact that they are often involved in reproduction [ 20- 22] or are coding for species specific traits, like for example song and plumage in birds, sex-biased genes are likely to play an important role in sexual selection and speciation [ 5, 23- 26].
Tests were used to assess visual-motor coordination and executive function (VM-EF) (Wechsler Digit Symbol-Coding and Visual Reproduction, Trail Making Test) and memory (Auditory Verbal Learning, Wechsler Memory Scale); scales were used to assess psychological symptoms.
