Meanings of life-history (life-histories) in English

The other kinds of insects are equally striking in their life-histories.

The books now most needed are those dealing with the life-histories of wild creatures.

Necessitarians may derive new arguments from the life-histories of twins.

Their life-histories are about alike-butlook at the results!

Perhaps it is best regarded simply as a chapter in the strange life-histories of men of genius.

Their life-histories were in those two portraits.

Such is an inkling of the life-histories wafted through our summer windows by the voices of the street.

You will then have listed fifteen hundred celebrities, and you can trace the authentic life-histories of the whole of them.

Many of you, I hope, when you grow up, will be tempted to try and follow out these strange life-histories for yourselves.

This manuscript included more or less complete life-histories of some 700 species of birds, and also a certain number of detailed accounts of nidification.

"We Romans," Tanno bantered, "are lamentably ignorant on the life- histories of brood-sows, slave-girls, prize-heifers and such-like notabilities of Sabinum."

What are months or even years in the life-history of the world?

The general life-history of a State had been the same on either planet.

Parasite-mediated selection is currently believed to play an important role in life-history evolution.

I am much indebted to them in the matter of the Leucopsis' life-history.

They had progressed, in the usual manner, from argument to life-history.