Nowadays people are involved with many kinds of premarital and extramarital relationships and they try to avoid the risk of reproduction.
Explain what your model assumes about the relative timing of predation risk and reproduction in the organism's life cycle.
They also depend on vegetative propagation (Oliveira, 1998), thereby offsetting the risk of reproduction by their seeds in the unstable environment (Fig. 4).
Therefore, this group of women would benefit from more information about age-related risks regarding reproduction, which is supported by findings from previous studies 13, 14, 20.
We therefore apply this evolutionary knowledge about (i) the importance of gamete performance and (ii) the speed of gamete trait evolution, to improve our understanding of the risks of reproduction between wild Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) and escaped domesticated fish from farms.
Chapter 2 shows how the post-Fordist business model has redefined the relationships of labor, risk and social reproduction.
"Reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health (RMNCH)" refers to an effective and integrated continuum of care that delivers essential services and interventions to women facing particular risk arising from reproduction and pregnancy, their infants at critical points, and children in their first 5 years of age [1].
Both the scientific community and the public have voiced concern that contaminants present in the Great Lakes may pose undue risk to human reproduction.
We carried out a serosurvey of household contacts to ascertain unidentified MHF cases and to estimate the secondary attack risk and postintervention reproduction number.
The subject of epigenetic risk of assisted reproduction treatment (ART), initiated by reports on an increase of children with the Beckwith Wiedemann imprinting disorder, is very topical.
