Sentence examples for some oviposition from inspiring English sources

There appears to be some oviposition selection based on environmental factors, at least for some species [ 8, 37, 42, 43], indicating that species are adapted to particular conditions within treeholes.

By observing some ovipositing extant wasps, representatives shown in Figure  9, we categorize four different postures of oviposition highlighting how various wasps lay eggs by utilizing their propodeal-metasomal articulation and associated capability of controlling their ovipositors.

Sox17 was expressed in the hypoblast in the finch blastoderm from oviposition, with some positive cells also detected in the epiblasts.

However, the combined lifespans of all wasps could nonetheless turn out to be too short to allow the total exploitation of outer ovules if: (1) foundresses reduce each others' oviposition rates (n foundresses oviposit less than n times as long as one foundress) and/or (2) environmental stresses shorten wasp lifespans at least some of the time.

Below we discuss some interesting candidate genes for oviposition and perhaps sex allocation at a more fundamental level.

One is that fecundity (in turn assumed to be correlated to oviposition rate) is to some extent genetically determined.

As in all amniotes, fertilization of avian oocytes takes place internally and avian embryos undergo some development prior to egg-laying (oviposition).

We expanded the list of candidate genes associated with oviposition behavior in Nasonia, some of which may be involved in fundamental processes underlying the ability to facultatively allocate sex, including sperm storage and utilization.

In a fourth type of oviposition, the female alights on some object protruding from the water and crawls under the surface, depositing the eggs while submerged.

For some species, trophic status is inferred by oviposition behaviour and biology remains suspected.

Members of the subfamily Doryctinae are mostly ectoparasitic idiobionts (the host does not recover after paralysis by an ovipositing wasp and the wasp larvae feeds immediately), whereas member of the other six subfamilies are endoparasitic koinobionts (the host recovers after oviposition and develops normally for some time before it is consumed by the parasitoid).