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| pically occur in teleost fishes as sexually | reproducing adults. |
| They will start | reproducing after about seven years. |
| iginal building disappeared, as he aimed at | reproducing an overall medieval effect. |
| the union of the sex organs of two sexually | reproducing animals for insemination and subsequent int |
| res from opening a McDonald's franchise, to | reproducing antique furniture. |
| res from opening a McDonald's franchise, to | reproducing antique furniture, she settled on fashion a |
| Reproduction also occurs in July, when | reproducing ants are present. |
| there is no evidence of these stocked fish | reproducing as yet. |
| be attributed to von Neumann's work on self | reproducing automata, where he holds a self description |
| trout population in this river is naturally | reproducing, but during the warm months stocked trout f |
| Although capable of | reproducing by suckering, populations vary considerably |
| s) is huge, and all Acanthoxyla are females | reproducing by parthenogenesis. |
| elp churches send missionaries to establish | reproducing churches among the nations to the 'glory of |
| leaders, which will result in movements of | reproducing churches among unreached people groups. |
| church movement seeks to partner and plant | reproducing churches. |
| Reproducing diploid females without fertilization bypas | |
| which are simply the binding sites for the | reproducing enzyme RNA replicase. |
| Meiosis is a key feature for all sexual | reproducing eukaryotes in which homologous chromosome p |
| er in 2002, shooting off for the final, and | reproducing exactly the same result at the Melbourne Co |
| He also realized engravings | reproducing famous paintings, such as Guercino's Libera |
| Reproducing females bear a prominent brood pouch (marsu | |
| ia jellyfish naturally die after living and | reproducing for several months. |
| The form that overwinters before | reproducing has dark undersides of the wings, whereas t |
| then-new Hentschel three-colour process for | reproducing her watercolours, and in October 1902 The T |
| used the title, In the Street, for a volume | reproducing her photographs. |
| licensing fee for any company interested in | reproducing his variety for sale. |
| to a more precise photorealist style, often | reproducing images from model aeroplane kits on large c |
| The survivors are now | reproducing in a laboratory. |
| social organization, with multiple females | reproducing in a common nest. |
| Again while | reproducing in general the features of the Sarum offert |
| iversity by severely limiting the number of | reproducing individuals and make inbreeding more freque |
| h an egg cell external to the bodies of the | reproducing individuals. |
| makeup of natural rubber, with the goal of | reproducing it. |
| eralization of linear adaptive filtering in | reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces. |
| subfamily of Herpesviridae distinguished by | reproducing less quickly than other subfamilies of Herp |
| ution published as many as 20 books besides | reproducing many Telugu classics as well as modern writ |
| ther words, an artist should concentrate on | reproducing merely the patches of color (including shad |
| functional people of low intelligence from | reproducing might lead to a labor shortage in unskilled |
| This species is polycarpic, | reproducing more than once during its life. |
| they had the advantage over other kinds of | reproducing more nearly the sound of the voice. |
| etween many chapters are "document inserts" | reproducing newspaper clippings, letters, and transcrip |
| 'i in 1953, where, two months later, it was | reproducing on C. hirta and was considered established |
| own genes than the squirrel could leave by | reproducing on its own, then natural selection will fav |
| odium falciparum and Plasmodium vivax, from | reproducing once it is in the red blood cells. |
| ce) and semelparous (meaning they die after | reproducing once during their lifetime). |
| Duel was released on the Atari Flashback 2, | reproducing only the single-player mode. |
| hes studied consisted of a single genotype, | reproducing only vegetatively by stolons. |
| This is the oldest known sexually | reproducing organism and therefore the earliest known c |
| All sexually | reproducing organisms derive from a common ancestor whi |
| are small regions in the genome of sexually | reproducing organisms that exhibit highly elevated rate |
| genetic variation and also allows sexually | reproducing organisms to avoid Muller's ratchet, in whi |
| inherited from the mother only in sexually | reproducing organisms, is almost identical to that of t |
| re tenacious of life, and have the power of | reproducing parts which have been destroyed or lost; so |
| Piano Rolls (The | Reproducing Piano Roll Foundation) |
| lassical performer, Mitja Nikisch left some | reproducing piano rolls and one commercial recording, a |
| offspring, thereby establishing a sexually | reproducing population (via reproduction with her offsp |
| cy of the Quilliam Foundation's founders by | reproducing private photographs of them. |
| ce a loop is surrounded, it is incapable of | reproducing, resulting in a coral-like colony with a th |
| He is credited with an experiment with self | reproducing RNA structures called Spiegelman's Monster. |
| It includes some fifty plates, | reproducing selected interesting items from the collect |
| presents original articles, as well as | reproducing selections from other mainstream and leftis |
| isperse) or unisexualism describes sexually | reproducing species in which individuals have just one |
| Humans, like all sexually | reproducing species, have somatic cells that are in dip |
| eech-to-Text Reporters who are human beings | reproducing speech into a text format onto a computer s |
| east one amphibian, they occur as asexually | reproducing stages. |
| This species has low fecundity, rarely | reproducing successfully, with fewer than 10% of flower |
| e not protected, and in some cases, are not | reproducing successfully. |
| lot structure and twists are sophisticated, | reproducing the interweaving of past and present that c |
| 8-inch (20 cm) scale model with 20 painters | reproducing the work on the 140-foot (43 m) high tank. |
| He mastered the art of | reproducing the works of Jan van Eyck and also created, |
| utograph, was capable of both recording and | reproducing the recorded sound. |
| urate values obtained from simulation while | reproducing the exactly known limiting behavior. |
| in 2001 by Manuel Franquelo and Sven Nebel, | reproducing the cave and its art. |
| ikipedia's non-free content guidelines, but | reproducing the entire text is outside of our copyright |
| al constitution qualified him admirably for | reproducing the limpid simplicity and amiable garrulity |
| ed his own studio, where he gained fame for | reproducing the photos of Carleton Watkins after Watkin |
| Another strand in the series is devoted to | reproducing the archives of Charles Buchan's Football M |
| d, later, those issued in the eastern part, | reproducing the names of Roman emperors. |
| ment of the spectra of hydrogen and helium, | reproducing the distribution of intensity of some stell |
| fely say that no normal human is capable of | reproducing the effect-free vocal madness displayed by |
| rod was stuck and one man freed it himself, | reproducing the scenario that investigators considered |
| ing history unit dedicated to authentically | reproducing the sights and sounds of New York State vol |
| t the eyes of artisans to prevent them from | reproducing their beautiful work for someone else. |
| g start to the season and seemed capable of | reproducing their impressive form of the two previous s |
| tion of all the albums because they stopped | reproducing them. |
| way that those that are most successful at | reproducing themselves (by following the optimum strate |
| s have no functioning mouthparts and, after | reproducing, they die. |
| cords" and the "perunian origin" are merely | reproducing this "fact" created by Time. |
| erimental animals have been inconsistent in | reproducing this effect and may indicate that the prima |
| It is a unisexual species, | reproducing through parthenogenesis. |
| n times of the year, with females otherwise | reproducing through parthenogenesis. |
| e viruses are some of the smallest possible | reproducing units in nature; they achieve this by relyi |
| In 1967, Dayton pioneered | reproducing wearable art on t-shirts, unique enough at |
| It stops bacteria from | reproducing, while not necessarily harming them otherwi |
| e and the "authoritative site" is something | reproducing Wikipedia excerpts. |
| ully functioning hermaphrodites, capable of | reproducing with themselves. |
| would face in having sexual intercourse and | reproducing with "a human woman designated LL for conve |
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