Sentence examples for two different reproduction from inspiring English sources

These opposite behaviours gave more weight to the marginally significant trade-offs observed in both environments between the two different reproduction rates (Table 5).

"Around 1950 they invented a specific collage genre that consists of two different images, reproductions found in magazines, newspapers etc., pasted on one piece of paper.

In the Middle Ages, as the historian Thomas Laqueur has written, there were two different views of reproduction.

We also allow for two different types of reproduction methods termed "Equal Opportunity" in which the parents to be paired for mating are selected with equal opportunity and a second based on always choosing the best string in the current generation as one of the parents which is referred to as the "Queen bee", while the other parent is randomly selected from the set of parent strings.

Thus, it seems that the high number of MHC IIB variants in gynogenetic individuals does not represent a general rule for the species where two forms with different reproduction modes coexist.

The objectives of our study were to evaluate various methods for association mapping with respect to their adherence to the nominal α level and the adjusted power for QTL detection based on (i) empirical data sets and (ii) computer simulations in five plant species with different reproduction systems.

Specifically, we investigated attractiveness to males, mating behavior and egg fertilization in two different contexts specific to sexual reproduction in haplodiploid parasitoids.

These genes span sets of extremely diverse classes of viruses, often possessing different reproduction strategies and differing by three orders of magnitude in genome size.

In the very different biological arena of reproduction, sexual reproduction in humans and among other mammals involves two different organisms mating; by analogy, it is tempting to view mating as a necessary component of sexual reproduction.

But widespread reproduction and success are two different things.

In this study we are particularly interested in the effects of two different forest management strategies on sexual vs. asexual reproduction and genetic diversity of the forest tree species Prunus avium L. (wild cherry).