Sentence examples for single offspring from inspiring English sources

The perissodactyls bear well-developed (precocial) young, usually a single offspring.

Single offspring are usually born after two to five months' gestation.

Young seals are called pups, and single offspring are the rule, with twins occurring rarely.

Single offspring are born after about seven months' gestation and take seven years to mature.

Single offspring are born after a gestation of 10 to 11 months.

The single offspring is about 2 metres (6 feet) tall and weighs 100 kg (220 pounds).

The dwarf antelope breeds year-round, with seasonal peaks and produces a single offspring after an estimated gestation of six months (maybe less).

The single offspring (rarely twins) weighs 3 5 kg and is born in spring after a gestation of nearly six months.

The other family — three members in all — mirrored our own, except that their single offspring was a girl and they were, on the whole, more ample; by contrast, my entire family weighed three hundred pounds.

Parents who violate the policy – which limited most to a single offspring but is to be replaced with a two-child rule for all – can register extra children only after paying a hefty fee.

Publishers at the fair last week also described a growing children's book market propelled by the one-child policy: Chinese parents are eager to pour their resources into their single offspring.