This resulted in seven children, three of which lived with their mother in captivity.
But that might risk showing the life of a family which lives with disability as messy, flawed, joyous, human – and we wouldn't want that.
Researchers analyzed the vocal repertoires of 10 captive orcas (Orcinus orca), three of which lived with bottlenose dolphins (Tursiops truncatus) and the rest with their own kind.
So did Siberian huskies and dingoes, both of which lived with people who, until recently, hunted or fished for most of their food.
This 20-item scale measures the extent to which living with and managing diabetes contributes to feelings of emotional burden (e.g., guilt, frustration, anger, depression).
The role of living arrangements has been shown in previous American [ 31], European [ 10, 32], and cross-comparative [ 3, 33] studies in which living with parents, not living on the campus, and not living in fraternity and sorority houses protected against heavy or abusive drinking.
Skinner refers to this particular process as a "launching-pad family system" in which living with parents is common in the first few years after the couple is married, and the newly formed couple establishes their own independent household only after this initial co-resident phase (Skinner 1997).
Unlike their shallow-water cousins, which live symbiotically with photosynthetic organisms, these corals survive in the dark, using tentacles to feed on tiny crustaceans called copepods.
After mating, female hamsters typically have larger uteri, ovaries, and adrenal glands compared to females which live alone, with other females or those that have not mated.
