reproductively in a sentence

• The sterile insects will compete reproductively with the fertile wild insects.
• Wood ducks are reproductively capable around the age of one year.
• Genetics of the two isolates indicate that they are reproductively isolated.
• After their first year, they are reproductively mature or capable.
• Bears, Phelps said, are " reproductively incapable ."
• Inadequate welfare has been linked to poor reproductively, poor growth rate.
• Many of these populations live in sympatry, yet are reproductively isolated.
• Females become reproductively receptive 1 2 weeks about the males.
• Sexual creatures will then inevitably tend to group themselves into reproductively isolated species.
• This type of analysis can uncover reproductively successful sexual pairings or physical contact.
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• Females that feed on carbohydrates fare better reproductively than those that do not.
• The idea that speciation occurs after populations are reproductively isolated has been much debated.
• There are multiple factors that determine whether a worker bee will become reproductively active.
• Males become reproductively active during their 2nd year.
• Several glands are present on the muzzle, most prominently in reproductively active males.
• Scientists have speculated about the possibility of creating life non-reproductively in the laboratory.
• Reasons may include the rarity of the condition or because affected males are reproductively disadvantaged.
• Clams that do not respond to the spawning of neighboring clams may be reproductively inactive.
• "Rhabdomys " are seasonal breeders and reproductively active from spring to autumn.
• Assortive mating reproductively isolates " H . heurippa " from its parental species.