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The production of new individuals that contain some portion of genetic material inherited from one or more parent organisms.

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        Examples for "reproduction"
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        French law currently allows assisted reproduction for married couples with infertility problems.
        Reuters
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        These marine reserves increase population sizes and reproduction rates of exploited species.
        The Guardian
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        Every economics course ought to start not with production but with reproduction.
        The Guardian
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        However, medical education rarely considers such topics beyond the physiology of reproduction.
        Pubmed
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        Recent studies have suggested that leptin plays an important role in reproduction.
        Pubmed
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        Headsex for procreation was an unpleasant chore carried out for demographic duty.
        Perdido Street Station
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        The modern craze for small specimens makes them quite unsuitable for procreation.
        Dogs and All about Them
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        This was an act of procreation, even if my participation wasn't voluntary.
        The Complete Alien Omnibus
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        No day passes when the lady elders don't nag me about procreation.
        Edge of Infinity
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        Here we are only concerned with procreation as an element of marriage.
        Studies in the Psychology of Sex, Volume 6 / Sex in Relation to ...
        Usage of reproducing in inglês
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        Capacity for assimilating the public taste and reproducing it, is the commonest.
        Diana of the Crossways — Volume 5
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        Something else: We may or may not be capable of reproducing ourselves.
        The Last Ship
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        But there is talk of reproducing home titles in this new land.
        A Little Girl in Old Quebec
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        All the world would disappear, if man lost the power of reproducing.
        The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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        A neo-Nazi in Ukraine is reproducing the document in paperback… Video, Audio
        Radio NZ
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        Cell transformation has traditionally been accomplished by harvesting and reproducing stem cells.
        Wired
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        Some notes from the Diary for March, 1885, are worth reproducing here:-
        The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll (Rev. C. L. Dodgson)
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        Inevitably-suchis life-someorganisms do better than others at surviving and reproducing.
        Dr Tatiana's Sex Advice to All Creation
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        Every living plant has life-producing seed, or some method of reproducing itself.
        The Authoritative Life of General William Booth, Founder of the ...
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        To meet demand, nurseries are reproducing the trees on a massive scale.
        The Guardian
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        And the aborigines found life so unattractive that they gave up reproducing.
        Cat’s Cradle
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        Carotid injection of activated oncospheres in pigs is effective in reproducing NCC.
        Pubmed
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        However, evidence of either side reproducing last weekend's form was not immediately apparent.
        The Guardian
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        Faster reproducing individuals lead to larger groups that split more often.
        Pubmed
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        Several years ago the CCC published a guide to lifting and reproducing fingerprints.
        Wired
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        Our languages express meaning in a way your mind has trouble reproducing consistently.
        Spellwright
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