mate for life

Examples of mating

mating

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The dotted line represents the part at the part mating frame in the robot workspace.
We wanted to maximize the number of second matings and minimize possible multiple mating with the second male.
It may be possible that this variation is associated with differences in mating success among males.
In other words, mating might be less costly in outcrossing than in selfing species.
If the weather is cool, then mating, and subsequent oviposition, are delayed.
Unreceptive females either flew away or prevented mating by a series of aggressive movements.
The influence of mating system and overlapping generations on effective population size.
Covariance of relatives stemming from a population undergoing mixed self and random mating.
Thus, simulations can assist in the design of empirical research on several aspects of genetic parentage in species with polygynous or polyandrous mating systems.
I develop computer simulations and analytical approximations of element transposition and selection under mixed mating.
The thicker posterior end extends into the caecal lumen to facilitate mating and oviposition.
Other forms of non-random mating should also be considered, especially in vertebrate hosts, such as homogamy or biparental inbreeding.
Higher proportions of ambiguous offspring than expected under random mating might reflect inbreeding by some parents whereas lower proportions might reflect outbreeding.
Evolutionary modification of the net transposition rate therefore obscures the mating system differences in element number outlined above.
The loss of genetic diversity in tree species is not easily detectable, because they may have originated from mating that occurred before habitat isolation.
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