Little data supported the idea, she says, and she found that isolated barnacles did not produceoffspring.
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Spermatozoa derived from infertile rabbits can successful fertilize oocytes and produceoffspring by the simple ICSI technique.
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Why then have the two sexes been developed, and why do males exist which cannot themselves produceoffspring?
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For example, mothers exposed to stressors, such as restraint and forced swimming, often produceoffspring with impaired learning performance.
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Indeed, and to produceoffspring.
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How could an infertile man pass down an infertility gene when, in theory, he wasn't able to produceoffspring?
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You spear other lifeforms, eat their carcasses to earn DNA points, then mate with another bacteria and produceoffspring.
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Isis forces women into sexual slavery to satisfy the demands of fighters, keep them committed, and to produceoffspring.
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Male mosquitoes genetically engineered to produceoffspring that die in the larval stage are nearing a release into the wild.
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It was God's intent that every plant should blossom and bear fruit, and that every human being should mate and produceoffspring.
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Hatfield said the queen bees observed in the park would normally be expected to go into hibernation soon, then produceoffspring next year.
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In other words, the individuals best adapted to their surroundings will, on the average, be those that grow to maturity and produceoffspring.
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It is that an individual, by having sex, can produceoffspring more likely to survive than an individual that produces clones of itself.
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It is known that with our domestic animals certain individuals are sexually incompatible, and will not produceoffspring, although fertile with other individuals.
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Today rare captive animals are shipped back & forth between even the most widely separated zoos in the hope that the rarities will produceoffspring.
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They distinguish between "dominant" and "recessive" qualities, and they establish cases in which parents with all the dominant characteristics produceoffspring of recessive type.