Meanings of rich repertoire in English

Drosophila melanogaster has a rich repertoire of innate and learned behaviors.

Moreover, a rich repertoire of behaviors that can be studied is expanding to include those requiring cognitive abilities.

Almost all the rich repertoire of putative Darwinian behaviors become, for Wynne-Edwards, devices evolved by groups of organisms to limit their population size.

Apicomplexan genomes reveal a rich repertoire of genes involved in calcium signaling, although many of the genes responsible for observed physiological changes remain unknown.

N'Golo Kanté continues to add to his rich repertoire with Chelsea Read more In my past sometimes before a Champions League game you rested.

Investigating the rich repertoire of these mind-wandering experiences is challenging, as it depends on introspection and mapping its content requires an unknown number of dimensions.

It's a work born of intense application, with Keville drawing from the rich repertoire of O'Carolan, whose tunes are beautifully moulded by her chosen instrument.