'spawn offspring' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when talking about animals or plants that reproduce and create offspring in large numbers. For example: "Salmon are born in rivers and streams, and they will then spawn offspring in the same area to continue the cycle of life."
Even as the English language grows more dominant throughout the world, it is spawning offspring linguists call Englishes.
The voice cries, "Noooo!... What about those losers from high school spawning offspring like it's going out of style -- don't you want to see the pictures of their ugly babies?
We used a quantitative genetic model (Fig. 2) to evaluate the parameter space in which selection could result in a >30% genetic fitness decline in naturally spawning offspring from first-generation hatchery-born parents.
Although I was unable to assess heritability directly by comparing parental and offspring morphologies (parents were in very poor condition following spawning), or compare spawned offspring with field specimens (the size distributions of the two groups showed little overlap), results did support a heritable basis to body shape variation between the reservoir and stream populations.
Biomass is measured not only in the numbers of fish but also their size, demonstrating that coral trout, a popular species for fishers, grow much larger in no-fishing areas, allowing them to spawn more offspring.
Its success has now spawned dangerous offspring.
He went on to open his own restaurant, Floyd's Bistro, and its popularity spawned two offspring.
You can also find them on digital radio of course, where they've spawned numerous offspring in the form of Absolute 80s, Absolute 90s, Absolute 00s and Absolute Classic Rock.
Thai Esan 1, Lille Istedgade 7, (45) 33249854 54, a beloved local place that has spawned several offspring, serves classic spicy Thai food.
As the genre matured, it spawned musical offspring through the work of enterprising musicians who fused it with other African popular styles, such as Afro-beat, fuji, and the Yoruba-based music known as Yo-pop.
