MV wrote the section on male agonistic behaviour, and the chemical communication and male reproduction sections, and helped writing the courtship and mating behaviour, birth and early postpartum, and maternal behaviour and early fawn development sections, as well as collecting important unpublished data included in the manuscript.
It is important to assess the evolutionary, medical, ethical and legal consequences of these novel technologies in both clinical and community genetics and assisted human reproduction (see sections 'Ethical issues related to assisted reproduction and reproductive genetics' and 'Legal issues related to assisted reproduction and reproductive diagnostics').
A beautiful ox would be an ugly horse, but abstract textile designs, for example, may be beautiful in themselves without a reference group or "concept," and flowers please whether or not we connect them to their practical purposes or functions in plant reproduction (Kant 1790, section 16).
(See section "Reproduction" for more information on this topic).
The interaction between figs and fig wasps is especially well-known (see section on reproduction, above).
Section 3 describes a physical model for the reproduction of its sound, while Section 4 discusses the real-time implementation of the model, showing its low computational cost.
Section 1 is a reproduction of Peter Stewart's original work (9 chapters), section 2 is a detailed primer on quantitative acid-base chemistry (8 chapters), and the third section deals with the clinical applications of the Stewart approach (13 chapters).
A much more complicated print, "Decoy" (1971), with layers of photographic transfers and brushwork, including lettering, the reproduction of a body part and a section of an ale can, involved 18 plates.
This part of Hidost was published separately, as part of experimental reproduction code, as detailed in the following section.
