ライフサイエンスコーパス: reproductive strategy

1 al development may allow organisms to adjust reproductive strategy.

2 ive biology and the evolution of alternative reproductive strategies.

3 and differences illuminate developmental and reproductive strategies.

4 autocorrelation in demographic rates across reproductive strategies.

5 the interactive evolution of male and female reproductive strategies.

6 oteins are conserved, despite differences in reproductive strategies.

7 at humans are 'cooperative breeders', with a reproductive strategy adapted to conditions where mother

8 However, this reproductive strategy also occurs in medium- to large-si

9 sis to understand the evolution of different reproductive strategies and how floral pathways interact

10 restingly, despite the enormous diversity of reproductive strategies and lifestyles of higher plants,

11 s in plants, fungi exhibit wide variation in reproductive strategies and mating systems.

12 l and sexual displays that ensure successful reproductive strategies and the survival of the species.

13 Here we investigate the impact of plant reproductive strategy and components of species' climati

14 These signals promote male reproductive strategy and the effects harmful to hermaph

15 eration, likely due to its apparently clonal reproductive strategy and the resulting infrequent use o

16 , with profound implications for morphology, reproductive strategies, and behavior.

17 etween dinosaurs and birds, suggests similar reproductive strategies, and provides an objective means

18 lerances of lionfish to ocean climate, their reproductive strategy, and duration that the larvae rema

19 haps facilitating the emergence of different reproductive strategies as Suiformes diverged and evolve

20 tion in space and time influences individual reproductive strategies as well as interspecific pattern

21 ries provide early evidence of the peracarid reproductive strategy, as seen in modern Tanaidacea, and

22 wing, long-lived species at the other, and a reproductive strategy axis, with highly reproductive, it

23 key empirical evidence for how variation in reproductive strategies can be maintained over large geo

24 persistent offending may represent a viable reproductive strategy characterized by higher levels of

25 e, they have evolved a variety of remarkable reproductive strategies, combining asexual and sexual mo

26 ncipal component analysis: the fast-slow and reproductive-strategy continua.

27 Host plant quality also affects insect reproductive strategies: Egg size and quality, the alloc

28 dimorphism, this pattern suggests that male reproductive strategy focused on monopolizing groups of

29 recently introduced 'fast-slow continuum and reproductive strategy' framework to quantify the variati

30 This may represent a shift in reproductive strategy from queen flights, reported in th

31 tudinal data, these findings show that T and reproductive strategy have bidirectional relationships i

32 at these females are pursuing an alternative reproductive strategy, i.e., dispersing to overwinter an

33 a systematic framework for predicting these reproductive strategies in bacteria has not been availab

34 this nesting site provides empirical data on reproductive strategies in early dinosaurs.

35 permitting males and females to adapt their reproductive strategies in response to environmental cha

36 opmental plasticity in male life history and reproductive strategy in humans.

37 The origin of the modern avian reproductive strategy in ornithuran birds likely coincid

38 We also test between alternative male reproductive strategies, in particular whether reproduct

39 Although this reproductive strategy is common to all Hymenoptera, sex-

40 instar, their opportunity to control colony reproductive strategies may be limited.

41 at make up the regulatory "ground plan" of a reproductive strategy may provide powerful building bloc

42 They adopt a variety of reproductive strategies: most species are gonochoristic

43 Our results suggest a dynamic trade-off in reproductive strategies of sockeye salmon; adults must b

44 nd greatly increase the probability that the reproductive strategy of A. afarensis was principally mo

45 s was at least in part due to changes in the reproductive strategy of daphnids following exposure to

46 ligosaccharides is consistent with the human reproductive strategy of large parental input into reari

47 he detection of conspecifics are part of the reproductive strategy of many nonmammalian vertebrates.

48 sexual propagation (cloning) is a widespread reproductive strategy of plants and animals.

49 of Bornean canopy trees, display the unusual reproductive strategy of strict interspecific mast-fruit

50 exually reproducing animals, male and female reproductive strategies often conflict.

51 hibit a wide continuum of variation in their reproductive strategies, ranging from amphimixis to obli

52 How this novel asexual reproductive strategy relates to current models of stem

53 The female perspective on reproductive strategies remains one of the most active a

54 Disease-transmitting species use a reproductive strategy, termed anautogeny, that requires

55 cted animals exhibit fundamentally different reproductive strategies than their healthy counterparts.

56 erate latitudes in the past used a different reproductive strategy than modern populations.

57 e animals of many species deploy conditional reproductive strategies that contain distinct alternativ

58 ation of plants and animals, and are part of reproductive strategies that enhance fertility more than

59 imal biphasic models are then developed with reproductive strategies that maximise lifetime reproduct

60 parental effect suggests Grb10 can influence reproductive strategy through the allocation of maternal

61 th reveal the potential for the evolution of reproductive strategies to alter important life history

62 can selfishly alter arthropod sex ratios and reproductive strategies to increase the proportion of th

63 t displays unique intraspecific diversity of reproductive strategies, to address the microevolutionar

64 We infer that this reproductive strategy was critical to overcoming environ

65 Nematodes have diverse reproductive strategies, which make them ideal subjects

66 Males and females pursue different reproductive strategies, which often bring them into con

67 Diapause is a physiological reproductive strategy widely employed across the animal

68 by the Sha cytoplasm, leading to a modified reproductive strategy without penalizing total seed prod

69 This recent reproductive strategy would facilitate the maintenance o