Aphids with different species of facultative symbiotic bacteria had different reproductive patterns overall, but symbionts in general did not alter aphid reproduction in response to bacterial exposure.
In this context, the use of phylogeographic tools to understand the historical dynamics of reproductive patterns might shed light on the widely debated maintenance of sexual reproduction [3] [5].
In addition, their reproductive patterns have also changed, with a greater incidence of successful sexual reproduction and increased seed output [ 5- 9].
Information about annual reproductive patterns among caecilians is limited.
We sat through a seminar on sea turtles — their migration routes, reproductive patterns, and the health of the species.
He and his Oxford colleague Laura Ross developed a mathematical model to study the insect's reproductive patterns.
Diseases often associated with racial groups are found in other groups, thus making them more likely to be the result of reproductive patterns than some biological foundation.
Reproductive patterns in placental mammals are diverse, but in all cases a secretory phase is present in the uterine cycle, and the endometrium is maintained by secretions of progesterone from the corpus luteum.
Among the overall findings, it was revealed that increased water temperature resulted in changes in species composition, individual growth rates, and reproductive patterns of fish and other aquatic ectotherms.
Beginning in the mid-20th century, ornithologists made a concerted effort both to augment some of the century-old work on passerine anatomy and to explore new avenues of morphology, behaviour, reproductive patterns, biochemistry, and zoogeography.
Too much of this hormone too soon can disrupt an animal's normal reproductive patterns, leading, for example, to parents producing offspring before they can care for them.
