We investigated the effect of previous reproductive effort on later reproductive success (i.e., cost of reproduction) from estimates of individual reproductive success over the three consecutive spawning seasons.
But human reproductive cloning changes the very nature of human reproduction from sexual to asexual, as Ms. Henig acknowledges.
Reducing the issue to dollars and regulations removes the humanness of reproduction from the equation.
"Our test is whether the curator concerned with the object can tell the reproduction from the real thing".
The study participants were tested for learning and immediate recall, visual reproduction from memory and abstract reasoning.
Document reproduction from film to film has been relatively unimportant, because both printing and photocopying (see above) are cheaper.
If we want young people to fully understand the consequences of sex, it is vital to clearly establish the connection between sex and reproduction from the outset.
A lawyer traces her career as an expert in the legal and moral aspects of assisted reproduction from the birth of the first test-tube baby in 1978 to the threshold of the clone age.
Considering the policies of the Catholic Church regarding women and reproduction from time immemorial right up to the present day, it is hard to imagine how he kept a straight face.Hilary PottsLondon.
Poor things the reproduction from a glyph shows three: one sprawls in slack despair, gingerly cradling his left hand with his right, another gazes at his injuries with furious incomprehension, while the last lifts his mutilated fingers to the conquering warriors as though to elicit compassion for what's been done to him: they, elaborately armored, glowering at one another, don't bother to look.
One of the most arresting passages, more powerful than any of the pronouncements by physicists or biologists, is a full-page reproduction from Joyce's A Portrait of the Artist As a Young Man, addressing how appalling it would be to face an eternity of anything: "For ever!
