Sentence examples for young hatchlings from inspiring English sources
This approach offers a workable alternative to PGC or spermatogonia transplantation using embryos and/or young hatchlings, which requires sophisticated equipment, skills, and time to yield donor-derived gametes.
Experimental females were collected as young hatchlings (age <4 h) from individually cultured parental females.
The new hatchlings bring the zoo's captive population to 20.
On land, too, Heron is an important home to protected species and is one of principle nesting sites for the sea turtle, where, from March to April, young turtle hatchlings can be seen to emerge from the sand, waddling their way on autopilot to the sea.
Brown tree snakes neither incubate their eggs nor care for their young, and the hatchlings that emerge some 90 days later thus must immediately fend for themselves.
In our study, while hatching success was unaffected, young Natrix maura hatchlings born from turned eggs died at much higher rates than snakes born from unturned eggs (37.5% versus 4.5% mortality), perhaps from undetected internal malformations.
Two Long Island men, Adam C. Borisuk and Michael D. Brooks, sent tens of thousands of young snapping turtle hatchlings, collected from ponds and lakes throughout the area, to a turtle farm in Louisiana, Captain Van Durme said.
Juvenile alligators can perform a high-pitched hatchling call (a "yelping" trait common to many crocodilian species' hatchling young) to alert their mothers when they are ready to emerge from the nest.
There are lots of specimens of large adult Protoceratops and a few that are nearly full grown, but recently good specimens of young and even hatchling-sized animals have appeared.
He was after several kinds in particular — Philornis downsi, a fly whose parasitic young feed on the hatchlings of tropical birds, and various minuscule wasp species whose own offspring feed on those of the fly.
When the hatchlings are young the female can signal for them to play dead when a predator is near.
