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| varian fluid, so that its host loses female | reproductive ability but still can function as a male. |
| Reproductive abnormalities (males) | |
| andoned and tricked by the male into giving | reproductive access. |
| med to prevent hunting during times of peak | reproductive activity, impaired flying ability during mo |
| It has been hypothesized that this | reproductive adaptation allows a single female to enter |
| After L4, animals moult to the | reproductive adult stage. |
| rm that causes trichinosis, a host has both | reproductive adults in its digestive tract and immature |
| ugh a distinction is generally made between | reproductive aggregations, termed "rookeries", and non-r |
| from the shell of Triodopsis, but the male | reproductive anatomy is unusual, and is characteristic f |
| le from those of the genus Mesodon, but the | reproductive anatomy of the two groups of snails is diff |
| rial was destroyed in an earthquake, so its | reproductive anatomy has not been studied recently). |
| dy in the vicinity of the liver, one in the | reproductive anatomy, and one in each knee. |
| "On the unstable marriage of | reproductive and sexual rights: the case for a trial sep |
| preventive and curative services under the | Reproductive and Child Health Programme |
| Made to Order: The Myth of | Reproductive and Genetic Engineering 1987 (with P. Spall |
| Oral exposures have been noted to cause | reproductive and developmental effects. |
| urged the African health ministers to offer | reproductive and sexual health services free of charge t |
| "Spiraling Discourses of | Reproductive and Sexual Rights", Women transforming poli |
| ights based women's organization working on | reproductive and sexual health with focus on birth contr |
| eas of intellectual inquiry are: sexuality, | reproductive and sexual health, and identity, violation |
| ludes equine arteritis virus (EAV), porcine | reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV), lac |
| Peter Sikana is a | reproductive and emergency obstetric care technical advi |
| small doses of chlorine dioxide could cause | reproductive and neurodevelopmental damage, according to |
| Center for | Reproductive and Sexual Health (CRASH), at the time the |
| can act as an endocrine disruptor, causing | reproductive and developmental damage in both animals an |
| hen many girls achieve menses, and are thus | reproductive and therefore physically capable of marriag |
| cludes the respiratory, digestive, urinary, | reproductive and immune systems. |
| ARAL and oversaw New York City's Center for | Reproductive and Sexual Health, the largest abortion cli |
| More information can be found on SMA in | reproductive applications at |
| vival and for reproduction: the specialized | reproductive arm (the hectocotylus) detaches from the ma |
| t this is a defensive mechanism rather than | reproductive, as it is seen in both mature and juvenile |
| ertile hybrids can be produced, significant | reproductive barriers exist and the two species are suff |
| ecially of competition and reinforcement of | reproductive barriers, see |
| omones and individual "odortypes", in human | reproductive behavior and social communication. |
| create Langton's loops, which also exhibits | reproductive behavior but uses only a very small number |
| Her interests include sexual and | reproductive behavior, gender, and the relationship betw |
| in their feeding habits and adaptations for | reproductive behavior. |
| f female characteristics, especially female | reproductive behavior. |
| primitive Lepidoptera, with emphasis on the | reproductive behaviour of Korscheltellus gracilis (Hepia |
| is the | reproductive benefit to the recipient of the altruistic |
| he costs of producing the trait balance the | reproductive benefit of possessing it. |
| Jane Lancaster noted the | reproductive benefits for primates as k-strategists in l |
| M. Grilli Caiola - Saffron | reproductive biology |
| eproduction focuses on molecular aspects of | reproductive biology and is published monthly. |
| was awarded an Amory Prize for advances in | reproductive biology by the American Academy of Arts and |
| esearch institution in St. Louis called the | Reproductive Biology Research Foundation; this center wa |
| launched the Michelson Prize and Grants in | Reproductive Biology an international competition that r |
| ffered is the companion Michelson Grants in | Reproductive Biology that will provide up to $50 million |
| He was appointed Professor of Anatomy and | Reproductive Biology in 1971, and since 1985 he has been |
| The | Reproductive Biology Research Foundation did, in fact, c |
| in recognition of her careful study of the | reproductive biology of the related fish Ogilbia cayorum |
| s, Missouri in 1964, deliberately named the | Reproductive Biology Research Foundation (rather than us |
| biology, neuroendocrinology, endocrinology, | reproductive biology, skeletal and immune systems, and d |
| f Found Animals Michelson Prize & Grants in | Reproductive Biology. |
| e significant contributions to the field of | reproductive biology. |
| introducing vitrification into the field of | reproductive biology. |
| , kidney and related subjects; P. Sutovsky, | reproductive biology; B. Singh, immunology/hematology; a |
| do not necessarily produce a greater total | reproductive biomass. |
| peduncle bearing white-petaled flowers and | reproductive bulbils. |
| The inflorescence also contains | reproductive bulblets. |
| olyp spawns both eggs and sperm, having the | reproductive capabilities of both the male and female se |
| or embryos do not currently exist, there is | reproductive capability of the currently living people a |
| he learns that all Transformers once had a | reproductive capability that enabled them to create life |
| Human | reproductive capacity exceeds the available resources in |
| Seed weight and photosynthetic storage and | reproductive capacity may however be reduced. |
| In demography, fecundity is the potential | reproductive capacity of an individual or population. |
| 3100 BCE, as are restrictions on a woman's | reproductive capacity and exclusion from "the process of |
| A gonidium (plural gonidia) is an asexual | reproductive cell or group of cells, especially in algae |
| lated, scientists said that cancer found in | reproductive cells caused by 1,3-DCP can cause cancer an |
| displacement to refer to instances of both | reproductive character displacement, or reinforcement of |
| decim in their narrow range of overlap show | reproductive character displacement (RCD) that makes the |
| ice America and the Religious Coalition for | Reproductive Choice in 2004. |
| he President of the Religious Coalition for | Reproductive Choice (RCRC). |
| o the decline in young people's support for | reproductive choice compared to previous generations, as |
| arity whose stated purpose is to "[support] | reproductive choice by advocating and providing high qua |
| tional board of the Religious Coalition for | Reproductive Choice. |
| sexuality, its diversity of expression, and | reproductive choice. |
| g human rights…including a woman's right to | reproductive choice. |
| Reproductive Choices | |
| The Human | Reproductive Cloning Act 2001 (c. |
| The Human | Reproductive Cloning Act 2001 was introduced to explicit |
| Parliament was quick to pass the Human | Reproductive Cloning Act 2001 in order to explicitly pro |
| was in 2004 a visible Senate critic of both | reproductive cloning and cloning for research purposes. |
| however, the legislature decided to forbade | reproductive cloning but approve research based on the p |
| ucate delegates about the need to ban human | reproductive cloning (the cloning of a whole person) whi |
| cent research has focused on the concept of | reproductive compensation in population genetics. |
| Sexual Selection and | Reproductive Competition in Insects. |
| axia (difficulty), motor abnormalities, and | reproductive complications may ensue. |
| gain or lose social status, or change their | reproductive condition), across space (in territorial an |
| of the IZW have served for several years as | reproductive consultants for the Pittsburgh Zoo. |
| Telia - part of the | reproductive cycle of Rusts |
| short | reproductive cycle (14-15 weeks in climate-controlled gr |
| Very little is known about the ecology and | reproductive cycle in the species. |
| "The | Reproductive Cycle" by Matthew Griffiths (Short Trips: L |
| It is in the sexual | reproductive cycle. |
| r of the Myxinidae family having a seasonal | reproductive cycle. |
| years before it is ready to begin its first | reproductive cycle. |
| population in a property due to their fast | reproductive cycles. |
| In the first step in the | reproductive cylce for Mozambique tilapia, males excavat |
| Human | Reproductive Decisions. |
| Some lead salts may cause | reproductive defects and cardiovascular disturbances. |
| ated with cardiac septal defects as well as | reproductive defects. |
| ace of the Gorgon, to which Barb linked the | reproductive demons in origin. |
| ids were not infertile and exhibited normal | reproductive development, allowing them to introgress wi |
| It causes | reproductive disease such as orchitis, epididymitis, mas |
| tivators has great relevance to genetic and | reproductive diseases, disorders of metabolism and diabe |
| Some | reproductive disorders and decreasing weanling weight ha |
| reproductive division of labor, and | |
| For the Australian | reproductive doctor, see John F. Kerin. |
| ffian ducts, which are responsible for male | reproductive ducts, automatically die. |
| eggs without reducing the outcome of their | reproductive efforts. |
| Torres is no longer dating her | reproductive endocrinologist, David Hoffman, but the two |
| Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility Fellowship | |
| Fellowship in | Reproductive Endocrinology at the University of Texas So |
| his career as a clinician and researcher in | reproductive endocrinology, Dr. Guzick developed mathema |
| Reproductive Endocrinology: Physiology, Pathophysiology, | |
| Reproductive epidemiology | |
| ee of cross-pollination have characteristic | reproductive features and population structure. |
| true, along with a number of more technical | reproductive features. |
| In solitary nesting, a single | reproductive female mates, lays and independently cares |
| Gyne is the primary | reproductive female caste of social insects (especially |
| gray whales remain, of which only 30-35 are | reproductive females. |
| ring young may limit the northern range for | reproductive females. |
| e and have evolved in order to increase the | reproductive fitness of the animal. |
| to distinguish the winged from the wingless | reproductive forms. |
| Reproduction (See | reproductive fragmentation) |
| The Greens have consistently supported | reproductive freedom and embryonic stem cell research. |
| as Director of the American Civil Liberties | Reproductive Freedom Project. |
| ICAH believes | reproductive freedom for adolescents must encompass the |
| issioner Smith's record of hostility toward | reproductive freedom, as well as his notable lack of exp |
| tion due to rainfall cues the resumption of | reproductive function in females. |
| al or motor function effects, or effects on | reproductive function. |
| son is a successful doctor, running his own | reproductive genetic center. |
| Although | reproductive habits are unknown, this species is probabl |
| Studies on Pterois | reproductive habits are have increased significantly in |
| Ratnieks, Francis | Reproductive harmony via mutual policing by workers in e |
| • | Reproductive health |
| Maternal health and | Reproductive health |
| Women's | Reproductive Health in Yemen. |
| They need sexual and | reproductive health services that are nondiscriminatory. |
| Martha C. Carlough, | Reproductive Health Consultant & humanitarian in Nepal |
| "The Abortion Debate in Sri Lanka," in | Reproductive Health Matters. |
| ir communities to expand their knowledge of | reproductive health and reproductive rights; |
| The U.S.-based counterparts included | reproductive health organizations FHI and CONRAD, with s |
| "For women with disabilities, | reproductive health services are not available," said Ba |
| Improving the limited access to sexual and | reproductive health rights and services in Canada |
| sity, a self-paced online learning site for | reproductive health care providers, is launched. |
| The European Journal of Contraception and | Reproductive Health Care is an international medical jou |
| Peter Sikana is a | reproductive health and emergency obstetric care technic |
| Sikana is a | reproductive health and emergency obstetric care technic |
| City of Akron v. Akron Center for | Reproductive Health was overruled by the plurality in Pl |
| rnmental Organisation working on Sexual and | Reproductive Health with headquarters in London, UK. |
| f health professionals has severely limited | reproductive health services in the northern and eastern |
| She supports public funding for | reproductive health and abortion, and is the co-author o |
| aniyazova founded the Karakalpak Center for | Reproductive Health and Environment, named Perzent, whic |
| and AIDS; its other major program areas are | reproductive health and poverty, youth, and gender. |
| nnesota, 110 S. Ct. 2926 (1990); Webster v. | Reproductive Health Services, 109 S. Ct. 3040 (1989); Th |
| iversity of California, Irvine's Center for | Reproductive Health - and his two partners were misusing |
| the 5th China International Adult Toys and | Reproductive Health Exhibition, held in 2008. |
| hai, the China International Adult Toys and | Reproductive Health Exhibition, commonly known as the Ch |
| To promote and achieve sexual and | reproductive health for all.This will be achieved throug |
| y, while raising awareness about sexual and | reproductive health and rights. |
| n 2006, Dr. Gayle directed the HIV, TB, and | Reproductive Health Program at the Bill & Melinda Gates |
| Physicians, now known as the Association of | Reproductive Health Professionals, as a forum for physic |
| nutrition, personal and community hygiene, | reproductive health and HIV/AIDS prevention and educatio |
| safe abortion services, advocate for sound | reproductive health policies, and, through all of our wo |
| fe" logos used to promote birth control and | reproductive health in Ghana, and the "Naissances Desira |
| ican Medical Women's Association's National | Reproductive Health Award in 1994. |
| th an integrated approach, rather than only | reproductive health and family planning as it did in the |
| undation Population Program is dedicated to | reproductive health and to the integration of those serv |
| Webster v. | Reproductive Health Services, 492 U.S. 490 (1989), was a |
| by the UNDP/UNFPA/WHO/WB Special program in | Reproductive Health (WHO/HRP), PATH, the World Bank in 1 |
| ercial and government messages that promote | reproductive health services and population control. |
| City of Akron v. Akron Center for | Reproductive Health, 462 U.S. 416 (1983), was a case in |
| er contributions to the family planning and | reproductive health, as well as the pro-choice movement. |
| such as nutrition, hygiene, mental health, | reproductive health, physical health and adaptation of e |
| PAIWD's main areas of focus were education, | reproductive health, the involvement of women in develop |
| ower HIV transmission by educating girls on | reproductive health, getting them into care when their p |
| with the broad aims of promoting sexual and | reproductive health, and advocating the right of individ |
| 986); and City of Akron v. Akron Center for | Reproductive Health, 462 U.S. 416 (1983), the Court's co |
| he one in City of Akron v. Akron Center for | Reproductive Health, in Thornburgh the Reagan administra |
| f the European Society of Contraception and | Reproductive Health. |
| prostate cancer, as well contraceptives and | reproductive health. |
| ctivities on family planning and sexual and | reproductive health. |
| e, non-judgmental information about sex and | reproductive health." |
| her conscience in matters of sexuality and | reproductive health." |
| es; Medical School; School of Paediatrics & | Reproductive Health; School of Population Health & Clini |
| ation, and provides a variety of sexual and | reproductive healthcare services including advice, vasec |
| , little or no alcohol, similar housing and | reproductive histories, etc.) minimizes the extraneous v |
| , the hypothalamus regulates the release of | reproductive hormones required for breeding. |
| o did significant research in the fields of | reproductive immunology and organ transplantation. |
| emi-mature young), and both male and female | reproductive individuals. |
| tween the fraction of cells retaining their | reproductive integrity and the absorbed dose. |
| ich predicts that parents should bias their | reproductive investments toward the offspring sex genera |
| of a pheromonal difference contributing to | reproductive isolation in Drosophila. |
| This would contribute to the | reproductive isolation of the two incipient species. |
| ave been studied, and tend to indicate that | reproductive isolation occurred in the Pleistocene perio |
| osed by Ernst Mayr, in the 1942, emphasizes | reproductive isolation as the basis of defining a specie |
| sic barrier, and evolve intrinsic (genetic) | reproductive isolation |
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