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(2010a), which were built using different student samples and also note the diverse expressions with which students represent this evolutionary concept (e.g., "increase their survival," "survived better," "the species dies while others survive").

Concerning survival, LR probably survived better than triploids from eggs to 1-year-olds [ 25], but thereafter differences between genotypes disappeared.

Symbiont type also had a significant effect on survival, for example C1 corals survived better than D corals at Magnetic Island (Fig. 1c, MMC1 * MMD: p<0.05, MKC1 * MKD: p<0.001).

In our experiments, larvae survived better than workers and the impact on brood survival in colonies with restricted corpse removal was smaller than for workers.

Survival was positively affected by wing length and sex (males survived better than females), and recapture probability decreased with time, although not linearly (Table  5).

Despite the limited plasticity, the response influenced survival in the expected direction: wave exposed snails of the E-ecotype survived better and crab exposed snails worse, in the wave exposed habitat.

The ISP1820 derivative, χ9633 pYA4088), survived better in PBMCs than either of the Ty2 derivatives, which had similar survival curves.

• He has survived better than most.

Young adults rarely died -- and women survived better than men.

The transgenic microorganisms with low copy number survived better under introduction conditions in the microcosms studied.

Acid-etched Dicor restorations survived better than nonacid-etched restorations when luted to dentin preparations.

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