... and reproductivebiology were studied in three populations of the crab Uca burgersi Holthuis, 1967, in the Indaiá, Cavalo and Ubatumirim mangrove forests (Ubatuba, São Paulo State, ...and ...
... the reproductivebiology of several species of Ariidae in Cananéia lagoon-estuarine system, São Paulo State, but the small number of fish specimens prevented detailed conclusions on seasonal period and ...
... its reproductivebiology, mating and migrations) on the coast of southern Galicia (NW Spain), especially in the Ría de Arousa and the adjacent coastal area, and it presents an analysis of information ...
... Abstract: Hechtia schottii is a terrestrial, rosetofilous, dioecious, polycarpic succulent herb, that grows mainly in shrubby associations, and less frequently, in secondary low caducifolious forests, both on calcareous ...
... by Fryer and Iles (1972), Babiker and Ibrahim (1979), Basurto (1984), Arredondo-Figueroa and Guzmán-Arroyo (1986), Stewart (1988), Arredondo-Figueroa and Tejeda-Salinas (1989), Morales (1991), Hernández-Aviles and ...
... observations (DeMartin and Lau 1999). Peak of GSI for this species in April/May was con- firmed by the largest frequency of the matured phases during this period; characterizing a single annual spawning, and synchronic ...
... its reproductivebiology and fishery are ...the reproductivebiology and fishery of ...For reproductivebiology, otter clams were sampled, and sex ratio (by microscopic ...
... in biology and tried to integrate new data and theories into his own world ...of biology and his intuition for history and philosophy he is quite well prepared to state what biology really ...
... floral biology and the reproductive system of Macroptilium fraternum were made in two populations in Argentina, with different edaphic conditions, situated at the southern area of distri- bution of the ...
... EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY IS A HISTORICAL SCIENCE It is very different from the exact sciences in its conceptual framework and ...Evolutionary biology tries to find the answer to “why?” ...historical ...
... their reproductive isolation or, alternatively, whether different genetic changes are involved in adapta- tion and ...that reproductive incompatibility is the eventual outcome? As Mayr (2001, ...for ...
... Futhi is one of the 18.5 million women worldwide, and one of the nearly 10.5 per cent of pregnant women using urban prenatal clinics in South Africa, who are infected by HIV. The roots of Futhi’s infection start with ...
... Bulls tend to be first attracted to individual females in late pro-oestrus, with the ultimate cue for attempted copulation being immobility, or standing behavior of the female. Bull courtship behavior aims to elicit or ...
... Despite a total of more than 728 million USD poured to the subsidy program since 2006 to 2017(12-16), the birth rate has not increased sig- nificantly; total fertility rate in 2006 was 1.12 and was 1.17 in 2016(17). Why ...
... in biology; in its current implementation it appears that it must retain informal biological concepts—evolutionary, functional, and teleonomic— in order to fully benefit from the perspective afforded to it by the ...
... But other links can be established between economics and biology. For example, game theory is not only successful in economics but in biology too, nonetheless it has currently more advantages and ...
... Organisms use various strategies in order to achieve a favorable interaction with the envi- ronment in terms of energy, fitting life-history stages that require high energy cost investment with stages of higher resource ...
... pollen, reproductive system, P/O ratio, OCI and ISI indexes of enantiostylous Senna corymbosa were analyzed for morphological androecial differentiation and possible related functional differences between stamens ...
... national reproductive health medical organiza- tions, including the American Society for Reproductive Medicine, the European Society for Human Reproduction and Embryology, IC- MART, the Red Latino Americana ...
... As human life expectancy is prolonged, age-related diseases are thriving. Aging is a complex multifactorial process of molecular and cellular decline that affects tissue function over time, rendering organisms frail and ...