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Then, rich Britons with an eye on the future did not splash out on Chinese nannies so that their offspring might learn Mandarin.

Had a dying instinct told him his motherless offspring would be safe here, as he had been, with those who loved him?

But until now, the impact of the father's environment -- in terms of diet -- on his offspring had not been investigated.

Nowadays the number of births, like the age of death, has become average. Most of us have roughly the same number of offspring.

The Young offspring of a horse or other equine animal, especially one under a year old.

Such a goldfish as a species of fish, in their offspring, there will be quite a strong physique.

Both corporate parents and real parents are trying to launch their offspring with the best possible positioning.

The abused mice grew up to be poor mothers, and appeared to pass down these changes to their offspring.

Yet he is the prisoner of his culture, unable to adapt to the ways of France or to understand his "assimilated" offspring.

Nowadays, sound parenting is often more important to the viability of a man's offspring than Herculean strength.

The fundamental incongruities that led the old Sudan to fall apart seem to have been passed down directly to its offspring.

The raw milk group continued to have healthy offspring throughout the experiment.

Being the offspring of a legend made her an easy target for high school kids to see how tough she was.

But Adam broke that covenant by eating from the forbidden tree, falling under God's curse through sin, and all his offspring with him.

But as a martyr offspring, should be sent to the revolution of the holy land SiTu but in yanan to leave and between the dark.

At the end of the sixth week, the parents leave the nest and head toward the shelter with the six offspring walking between them.

"As an offspring of mainlander parents, I feel great for China that it has been able to achieve [so much], " she said.

It has been the canvas on which the complicated relationship between the mother country and its most rambunctious offspring took form.

The lawyer who brought the case said the offspring of such marriages should not be allowed to perform military service.

A clone refers to one or more offspring derived from a single ancestor, whose genetic composition is identical to that of the ancestor.

Selection for a trait, be it beak size or something else, depends on passing down the genes for that trait to offspring.

The first offspring of every womb belongs to me, including all the firstborn males of your livestock, whether from herd or flock.

The singularity lay in the hostile feelings with which the child regarded all these offspring of her own heart and mind.

Gen 46: 7 He took with him to Egypt his sons and grandsons and his daughters and granddaughters-all his offspring.

A woman harbouring one of these mutations transmits a variable amount of mutant mtDNA to each offspring.

And to see whether the plan was working, scientists tracked every panther, as well its offspring.

The parents' right to raise their offspring did not go as far as depriving their children of the social experience of school.

Consecrate to me every firstborn male. The first offspring of every womb among the Israelites belongs to me, whether man or animal.

The offspring of his house shall be exposed, he shall be pulled down in the day of God's wrath.

If it was true that my actions over the next nine months would affect my offspring for the rest of his life, I needed to know more.

The invading-resistance of tobacco plant was proved to be more ready to be delivered to offspring than spreading-resistance to the disease.

But Prof Paabo said he was unclear if the couplings had led to children, of if they were capable of producing offspring.

Most cheetahs on East Africa's plains do not live to see adulthood, and it's mother's job to help her offspring beat the odds.

The next day everyone gathered their offspring and set out for town together.

Moreover, it was not merely the father's telomere length that correlated with that of his offspring, but also his actual lifespan.

He is Wentworth Miller III and his dad is Wentworth Miller II, so no prizes for guessing the name he's picked out for his future offspring.

Fitness In an evolutionary context, the ability of an organism to produce a large number of offspring that survive to a reproductive age.

A high status man is perceived to be better able to protect his offspring, an effect that is consistent across cultures, she said.

Monogamy in voles takes the form of a deep social attachment combined with a willingness to care for offspring.

Through the offspring the LORD gives you by this young woman, may your family be like that of Perez, whom Tamar bore to Judah.

Generally, we accept that this happens through the DNA sequences: small, random mutations are inherited by offspring.

The birth number, fetus number, offspring number of each birth of the female mice, and the body weight of the adult mice were recorded.

That's how he decided to practice reintroduction to get wolf offspring in captivity who could be capable of living outside later and hunt.

But it does matter that it has an excellent, state-subsidised system of creches , to which mothers are happy to entrust their offspring.

Interestingly, the effects seem to be stronger for female offspring than for males.

There was no significant difference of amount of offspring and sex ratio between rice weevil and maize weevil in rice.

All the land that you see I will give to you and your offspring forever.

Then the offspring of the four groups, which were all raised in comfortable surroundings, were put through the same test.

Plenty of Valley insiders could do without all that hype, especially when the result is having to pay more for stakes in YC's offspring.

What a waste for a frog to lay so many thousands of eggs for just a couple of juvenile offspring!

Even if it does not die, the chance of it giving birth to healthy offspring is low.

Mouse fathers that had the prolactin gene turned off did not form any offspring-specific brain cells.

Only if it is injured or sick does it switch to producing offspring, he said.

The humans scrambled for the source of the terror only to find one of their offspring crying at the top of his lungs.

It could increase the degree to which parents share genes with offspring, enhancing the genetic representation of future generations.

In nature, one-reason heuristics seem to be used by parents to decide which of their offspring to invest in.

And far from going ape when he saw his offspring , Tango's father Neo was gingerly helping the little monkey settle in .

Grown-up offspring who cannot afford to leave home are also adding to the problem facing families in Britain's "big squeeze" .

Having children is relatively easy in France, one reason Paris seems to teem with stylish career women with several offspring.

Stand by your woman and offspring for the next eighteen years, at least.

Maybe men are attracted to the scent of a woman with robust ovaries who will produce dozens of offspring that carry their genetic code.

The comets' offspring, the meteor swarms, travel in regular orbits, similar to the earth's orbit around the sun.

10th. Participate in every education teaching of the garden of the kindergarten , parent-offspring and recreational activities actively.

The chimpanzee, given the promiscuity of his species, has developed powerful gonads to make sure any offspring is his own.

In a society where filial duty is seen as sacred, it is considered shameful to have to admit that you receive no help from your offspring.

A living being with access to good nutrition is capable of reproducing and of having healthy offspring when it does reproduce.

Yet the LORD set his heart in love on your fathers and chose their offspring after them, you above all peoples, as you are this day.

All of the energy in her body is slowly consumed by her work until, by the time the offspring emerge, she has nearly starved to death.

Subordinates sired the same number of offspring as dominants ---a fact the researchers were able to confirm by genetic analysis.

The only way mothers could have highly needy offspring every couple of years is if they were getting help.

There is an outburst of inexplicable anger within me for the move that not only destroys the environment but affects our offspring as well.

Middle-class families see their graduate offspring on the dole queue and wonder why they bothered shelling out on school fees.

Compounding the problem, they say, sharks tend to be long-living, reach reproductive age late, and have only a few offspring.

This was around the time my musician parents recognized that their one and only offspring was not musically gifted.

Of the 270 offspring, 27% had been admitted with a diagnosis of schizophrenia by the age of 52.

They're made. By parents even more wicked than their offspring. Okay, I'm. Mom, dad, this is not what you think.

Traditionally, peasants regard their offspring as their pension fund, the only hope of a meal ticket in old age.

Females who were able to maintain the same grooming partners from one year to the next lived longer and had more surviving offspring.

All but one of her offspring have survived, including Frodo, the current dominant male.

An elephant family is ruled by a matriarch (older female), and generally consist of her female offspring and their young.

They do not appear to make webs or produce venom but they nest in large groups and are very defensive of their offspring.

Of the fruit of a man's mouth shall his belly be satisfied: and the offspring of his lips shall fill him.

The desire to pass objects on to one's offspring is part of our longing for immortality.

Heidegger's aesthetic modernity thought was an offspring of the western modernity Context.

The oldest, and the only one of Assange's offspring previously reported, is 20-year-old Daniel Assange who lives in Melbourne, Australia.

Last October, Fifi, the only surviving chimpanzee I knew as an infant in the early 1960s, delivered her ninth offspring at age 44.

One element many of them had going for them in the admissions process was that they were identified as "legacies" --the offspring of alumni.

Should an illicit union bear tainted fruit, have nothing but pity for the offspring.

Objective To investigate the effect of low intensity microwave exposure on the reproduction and offspring health of men.

This increase could also be associated with slower development, fewer offspring, and a longer life span.

This increase could also be associated with slower development, fewer offspring, and a longer life span.

However, the general rape breeding has a bigger segregated offspring and its efficiency is lower.

In Zhou Dynasty, Confucius was an offspring of the King of Shang Dynasty, and in State Lu he was an immigrant from State Song.

Now I think there needs to be a reassessment of the criteria and the policies regarding the appropriate number of offspring.

Detailed independent analyses were made of the composition of milk and meat from cloned animals and their offspring.

These eggs were then transplanted into a female mouse and healthy offspring were born who grew into fertile male and female adult mice.

Egg-bore diseases are those which are transmitted from the infected dam to the newly hatched offspring by means of the fertile egg .

zebroid is the offspring of a cross between a zebra and any other equine, usually a horse or a donkey.

David's father was still alive but gave him up to an orphanage where he hoped his offspring would have a better life.

It was probably some kittens, the abandoned and unwanted offspring of a family pet, discarded by a callous owner.

As a result of each mashup's potential for offspring, the need to address security throughout the entire process becomes imperative.

Also of the birds of heaven, seven pairs, male and female; to preserve their offspring alive on the surface of all the earth.

It is not possible for an organism to reach a large adult size shortly after birth, produce many large offspring and live to a great age.

because their parents ' genetic systems are now incompatible , hybrid offspring either do not survive or are sterile.

This is why I sacrifice to the Lord the first male offspring of every womb and redeem each of my firstborn sons.

The production of weak offspring as a result of selfing, inbreeding depression, may be hard to distinguish from late-acting SI systems.

The classic Darwinian explanation might be that "braver" males produce offspring that are fitter and more likely to survive.

There'll also be a family management mechanic involving your leader's offspring growing up, though specifics are still being ironed out.

They produced offspring better than themselves but sometimes they also produced cryptorchism , underbites and missing teeth.

The Great Mother's magical gifts to her offspring have been so great that she feels no need for them to receive extra blessing in this way.

By the simple act of neglecting her young, a mother rat could permanently change the expression of genes in her offspring.

The offspring of a grizzly bear and a polar bear, a grolar bear is one beast you don't want to meet in the woods.

In animals which help their offspring to survive, the bond is essential to passing the mother's genes on to the next generation.

The benefit of outbreeding might be explanation enough for the vigour of their offspring.

So if the female animal's body is too much weakened by damage, there is a real threat to her chances of making healthy offspring.

One in six said they "might" take a second job to help their offspring with university costs.

she was the mother of many offspring; he died without issue.

If one of the offspring marries a white person, it is possible for them to have a white child.

Mates with dissimilar MHC genes produce healthier offspring that are better able to thwart disease.

The fine variation lines selected from cross offspring appeared better than that of its last generation.

Incubi sometimes impregnate their female victims, and the resultant offspring is called a cambion.

Feeding the hormone to pregnant rats seems to have a life-long impact on their offspring.

Despite China's "one-child" policy, parents in urban areas are allowed to have two offspring if they are both only children.

The sterile hybrid offspring of a male donkey and a female horse, characterized by long ears and a short mane.

In birds, how does the amount of parental care required by the offspring affect the evolution of a species' mating system?

Mr McCain is the ultimate insider: the offspring of a naval dynasty, a bad boy turned war hero, the media's favourite Republican.

Ms Calland and Ms Hutchinson have drawn up a list of guidelines to help parents manage their offspring's Christmas lists this year.

When they encountered females, they were just as competitive as other males and could mate, but their rendezvous didn't result in offspring.

Le Monde Interactif grew up feeling like the illegitimate offspring of a noble family.

In breeding tests, the trait turned up in about 40 percent of the unusual mouse's offspring.

The utility model saves a great amount of lands, raises the utilization rate of the lands, and builds a large survival space for offspring.

It is said that breeding both blue species will produce a higher ratio of blue offspring.

Usually he fights on foot, sometimes from a chariot drawn by four horses, --the offspring of the North Wind and a Fury.

In an uncannily human-like show of emotion, the female appears to dish out some tough love to her offspring.

Margaret was delighted with her offspring and has remained in many ways besotted by her children.

It would make them realize that we're meant to be active fathers and participate in the care of our offspring.

They're trying to raise their offspring.

Group types of the two Chinese endemic gazelle s could be classified into female group, male group, mixed group and mother-offspring group.

Women are naturally attracted to men who appear strong, confident, and able to defend future offspring.

And they were lucky enough to find this Eastern Grey kangaroo female with her offspring.

If a particular offspring is shown not to be up to the task, it is discarded.

Fitness is a measure of the ability of an individual to produce viable offspring and contribute to future generations.

The elderly usually depend on their offspring for a living and for health care expenses, which barely works.

Gossip is an offspring of Italian television, it's a project of diversion where people are interested in truths that are totally irrelevant.

The question then becomes why, when it might make more evolutionary sense to grow as fast as possible to have more offspring.

That way the offspring would get both sets of genes and be able to fight off a larger range of sickness and disease.

Rather than selfless behavior, he says, the adoptions could be the result of adults mistaking the young chimps for their own offspring.

Results Lead could be transferred to offspring from maternity by means of placenta and milk.

The brain cells that formed when a father interacted with his offspring were also regulated by a hormone called prolactin.

Asari believe that their offspring acquire the best qualities of the "father" from the melded genes, but evidence is anecdotal.

Just in case you were having trouble, we have a simple system to keep track of your offspring.

A female being, often the offspring of a god and a mortal, who has some but not all of the powers of a goddess.

The ages of the other two offspring are unknown, but our source tells us both are in Australia as well.

For in him we live and move and have our being. ' As some of your own poets have said, 'We are his offspring. '

Mammals is a constant temperature, vertebrates, the body has the hair, most are adopted, and by breast feeding offspring.

Many women are loath to see someone else's children drawing their husband's affection away from their own offspring.

Constructed unwisely, however, or without a child's knowledge, an estate plan may leave offspring questioning parental motives.

In a family-based study, no significant transmission disequilibrium from heterozygous parents to affected offspring was observed.

You can, however, take simple steps to reduce the risk to your offspring by paying special attention to what you eat, drink and breathe.

Kin & Socialization. Kin Selection, Parents & Offspring, Socialization and Personality Development.

All the glory of his family will hang on him: its offspring and offshoots-all its lesser vessels, from the bowls to all the jars.

Remarkably, the baby mice in the experiments went on to have offspring themselves.

The conflict theory proposes that imprinting is an intra-individual manifestation of classical parent-offspring conflict.

He told me himself that all the Moscow ladies were in league together to give him all their offspring as adjutants .

Conclusions The main cause resulting to lead deposition in offspring is via placenta and milk during the periods of embryo and breast . . .

"We are ourselves all sinners; " she murmured, "and the errors of our offspring, as they ought not to surprise us. "

They have had some success but any mice that became pregnant by such means gave birth to unhealthy offspring that quickly died.

Breeding The Blue Tiger Shrimp does not breed true, some offspring will have the blue coloration but some will not.

Another study found that exposing a pregnant rat to a chemical that alters reproductive hormones leads to generations of sick offspring.

Gu Ge allows to be stuck on existing satellitic picture by old map, this one act touched the nerve of Japanese aborigines offspring.

Epigenetic modifications are often retained when cells divide, and can sometimes be passed on to offspring.

As with many families, Facebook's relationship with its start-up offspring includes some tension.

He should probably have been culled once the rut was over and may have started mating with his own offspring.

For a really excellent set of product reviews, read Offspring Haulers.

Future studies could examine whether females that are more attracted to the dangerous duets produce more or fitter offspring.

The effect is to tell the story of people died in a mud eel also protect their offspring is a matter of how moving.

Most people focus narrowly on their bequests, not on the total receipts of their offspring.

We mate them. They have sort of mutant offspring.

McComb suggests that the purr-cry may subtly take advantage of humans' sensitivity to cries they associate with nurturing offspring.

We are the offspring of one of Her many kingdoms.

Alarmed parents duly began to refuse MMR jabs for their offspring and cases of the diseases soared.

In a growing trend, affluent Chinese women are coming to the U. S. to give birth so that their offspring will be American citizens.

They adapted quickly to the new mothering style and grew up to tend carefully to their own offspring.

They make an ideal crossing breed. Put to a white breed, the offspring will be white with the advantage of hybrid vigour.

A fundamental social group in society typically consisting of a man and woman and their offspring.

All the creatures it morphs through on its way from A to B are the pair's possible in-between er offspring.

Result: the serpent's offspring never entered a single class at my daughter's school.

All the rats' offspring and the next generation, the granddaughters, ate a normal diet.

Evolutionarily speaking, a man's primary goal is to produce as many offspring as possible, and sleeping doesn't exactly help in his quest.

bud loads, like small children out of the tongue, Offspring of crisp, pink Run, Smart fresh.

A woman may choose a more feminine partner because it may reduce the chance of violence towards her and any offspring they produce.

The animals are the offspring of European and North American wolves which have been mated with domestic dogs.

When it landed in a more food-rich cell, it reproduced more quickly, and had more offspring than its rivals.

Furthermore, these changes in the offspring's uterine DNA resulted in a permanent increase in estrogen sensitivity.

NATURE's THE SEEDY SIDE OF PLANTS rips the husk off the many remarkable ways plants make sure their offspring are spread far and wide.

The researchers also showed that, as the offspring aged and fathers became detached from them, the abundance of vasopressin receptors fell.

Birds and other non-human species do not have "marriage" , but both parents are often involved in raising their offspring.

creates a viable hybrid, the offspring often inherits multiple copies of each parents' chromosomes, or sets of genes .

Wolves hunt in packs, which usually consist of a family group: the parent wolves and their cubes, or offspring.

as the material for parthenogenesis nurture, and their offspring for molecular marker identification.

Till now, the offspring of these people still is suffering inequitable treatment.

The fact that healthy offspring have been produced, paves the way for the use of the techniques in humans.

The findings suggest men are more distressed by the type of infidelity that could threaten their paternity of offspring.

HATTORI Lizards and insects - even Full admits they're unlikely parents for a new generation of mechanical offspring.

With increasing differentiation, the ability of the progenitors' offspring to multiply declines steadily.

And you owe it to yourself and to posterity to protect The genetic integrity of your sister's future offspring. You're right.

As a result, they were more likely to have healthy offspring, prompting the mutation to spread, Hawks said.

Rarely use venery but for health or offspring, never to dullness, weakness, or the injury of your own or another's peace or reputation.

The Civil Procedural Law of Japan is the typical representative of Germany offspring in the Continental Law System.

Such interbreeding is usually limited because the offspring are sterile.

Both cries can be heard throughout parks in Britain as fathers and mothers grasp the saddle of their wobbling offspring.

sterile offspring of a male donkey and a female horse.

Song state, as an offspring of Shang Dynasty, is a more special state in Spring and Autumn Period.

The main finding revealed that trauma experienced by the females prior to conception had varied effects on the offspring.

The "Zeus" that became known as Ashtar was the third generation of offspring that held 100% Pleiadian DNA.

To make our nation strong and prosperous, for the well-being of our offspring, it is imperative to protect the non-renewable resources.

A sumptuous wedding between the offspring of two politicians may only fans the flames.

In "Our Children Will Hate Us" , two French authors deplored the debt that the older generation has piled up for its offspring.

Hiring managers say they've also seen moms and dads accompany their offspring to job interviews and try to intervene in salary negotiations.

However, the consequent transmission of sperm cytogenetic defects and genetic defects to the offspring has aroused considerable concern.

A similar question remains for the inheritance of the epigenetic characteristics from parents to offspring.

In the mixed environment, asexual females were more likely to produce sexually reproducing female offspring.

He abolished posthumous law, his ministers are not allowed to assess their own offspring.

Stuck with her grandchild day in, day out while her offspring pursued their busy lives.

Because transposons replicate themselves, it suggests that offspring have more of them in their genomes than their parents.

Dogs, wolves, coyotes and jackals all have the same number of chromosomes and can still interbreed and produce viable offspring.

The effects of an animal's environment during adolescence can be passed down to future offspring, according to two new studies.

The inbred females are apparently able to weed out sperm from kin that would lead to less fit offspring.

many committed to a vocation shortly after high school, earlier than offspring of more prosperous families.

Feminist translation theory is the offspring of the latest development in translation studies and feminist movement.

All dinosaurs extinct, but the dinosaur offspring - birds survival, and grew so far.

Then he said to him, "So shall your offspring be. "

For instance, has the age of the cell and thus of the offspring been altered?

The offspring of such voles will therefore carry the change as well.

When the team DNA-tested the resulting offspring, they found that smaller males had the best chance of fathering offspring.

Hanging semi-naked halfway off an unmade bed is probably all par for the course for a rock star's offspring.

It seems modern Chinese parents still make old-world demands on their adult offspring to hurry up and marry and produce offspring.

However, mDNA can only be passed on to offspring via mothers' eggs.

He is the offspring of a scientific genius and a ballet dancer .

No effects were found on the number of pairs breeding, birth intervals, number of pups per litter or percentage of male offspring.

Guitar Hero and its offspring Rock Band have always seemed to offend certain sorts of music snobs.

"This study is the first to suggest that paternal diet may play a role after conception in the development of healthy offspring, " she said.

Previous studies showed that there were many sequencing changes in the genome of offspring introgression lines.

She's the offspring of a scientist and a musician.

Maternal nutrition and metabolism are major mechanisms by which the intrauterine environment programs the health of the offspring.

Moreover, obesity-linked genes are more active in the offspring of junk-food-fed mothers -- especially female offspring.

The same statistics also show that more than half of the aged population are financially supported by their offspring.

Furthermore, chimpanzee mothers were often beaten as the raiders snatched and killed their offspring.

Monarch butterflies appear to use medicinal plants to treat their offspring for disease, research by biologists at Emory University shows.

In comparison with the mammal, the ordinary reptile is altogether reckless of its offspring.