Sentence examples for show aggression from inspiring English sources

The remaining morphs (yellow and orange-yellow males) appear to be intermediates and show aggression that is conditional on the colour morph of the intruder, reacting more aggressively to orange or yellow males than to grey (M. Yewers and D. Stuart-Fox, unpublished data).

Stuart Broad is another who needs to show aggression.

Fish sounds have been documented as a way to attract mates, to show aggression and to express fear or distress, but other subtle "speech" characteristics go undeciphered.

First, the family likeness: chimpanzees struggle for status, vocalise, communicate, play politics, use subterfuge, show aggression, reject outsiders, groom and support each other, betray each other and resort to violence or sexual bribery to get their way.

The study, led by Dr Livio Favaro, found that adult penguins produce distinctive short calls to express their isolation from groups or their mates, known as "contact" calls, or to show aggression during fights or confrontations, known as "agonistic" calls.

So I asked: When attacked, what does a baboon typically do to show aggression?

The groups generally thrive at smaller, brainy schools where football doesn't dominate the campus (or, sadly, the other team), and their performances are fertile ground for nerdy, joke-filled halftime-show aggression.

A few were friendly; others showed aggression.

It was not the first time Anderson had shown aggression towards Luke.

But she also shows aggression, ruthlessness and abuse of power: the negative masculine.

Harvey attacked the Nationals' lineup, showing aggression with his fastball, and confidence with his off-speed pitches.