Sentence examples for reproductive area from inspiring English sources

As a woman, reading Anatomical Venus, you will want to fold yourself protectively over everything, wrap your arms around your kidneys and liver, run some barbed wire round your reproductive area.

This problem is motivated by a study case in Chile in which an artisanal reserve exist in the coastal reproductive area.

In this paper we analyze the problem of designing the access of small- and large-scale fishermen to a fishing reproductive area.

"It adds a little more evidence to the argument that this could be an important reproductive area". Jorgensen said the great whites swimming off California probably descended from migrants that came from areas near Australia and New Zealand during the late Pleistocene Epoch, as many as 150,000 to 200,000 years ago.

When there's shame or abuse or violation in the reproductive area and boundaries were crossed in that area of the body, there will often be vocal suppression or a suppression of self and truth.

It is the second largest reproductive area for the sea turtle Chelonia mydas and the main reproductive area for the seabird species Sterna fuscata, Sula dactylatra, Sula leucogaster, Anous stolidus, and Anous minutus.

In reproductive areas, eagles nested in the mid-slope parts and higher slope position (92.1%, n = 38).

The average number of nests in each home range was 2.38 ± 0.41, and with no significant difference (P > 0.05) between different reproductive areas.

The nest-site selection was extremely significant difference (P < 0.01) for the different reproductive areas, i.e. elevation, hill height, nest-site height, cliff height, gradient, the distance to water resource, and the distance to residential area.

We carried out our investigations by direct observations in the northern Xinjiang during 2004 2011, attempting to reveal the main factors that affected on the nest-site selection and the differences of ecological variables of reproductive areas in the species (Mts. Tian Shan spurs and Mt. Kalamaili).

In reproductive areas, quail show an aggregative pattern of spatial distribution, without territorial boundaries, on restricted traditional sites [75], [76].