Sentence examples for some brood from inspiring English sources

Extreme intraspecific polymorphism in egg colouration in the hosts of some brood parasites is thought to be an effective anti-parasite adaptation maintained by frequency-dependent selection12,26.

Some brood their eggs and young; nonbrooders may release into the water as many as 2.5 million eggs at a time (see video of sea star life cycle).

Some brood stock rainbows to 4-0.

Some brood parasites are adapted to hatch before their host's young, which allows them to destroy the host's eggs by pushing them out of the nest or to kill the host's chicks; this ensures that all food brought to the nest will be fed to the parasitic chicks.

To estimate the maximum and mean mating frequency of males, we placed 1 day old ergatoid (n = 6) and winged males (n = 5) individually in nest chambers with ten to 20 female sexuals, approximately 15 workers, and some brood each.

But there's no need to think about some brooding inner tension.

In "Tessellate" Mr. Newman even brought some brooding charm to the wonkiest come-on in recent memory.

But all the time I was aware of some brooding presence - something that was waiting for me, something I would have to face.

So I have come home again, if for no other reason than this place has been sitting on my chest, like some brooding dog, for too many years.

For example, in some brooding corals reproductive output decreases with depth, and this is likely due to phototrophic energy limitations24,25; however, this relationship may not be consistent for all brooding species in all locations26.

Our study suggests that MCEs in the USVI have far greater orbicellid gamete output per area than nearby shallow water reefs, despite reduced solar radiation and contrary to established relationships for some brooding corals.