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31. They are the inbred offspring of ten years of music press ingestion.

32. If the average value of the trait in the offspring is higher than the parental generation average, the trait is heritable.

33. Treat the wasps with an antibiotic and, lo and behold, two genders reappear among the offspring.

34. Thousands of pages have been filled with theories on how to rear your offspring.

35. The better ones breed to produce offspring and to drive the process further.

36. In this sense fitness is measurable by the number of offspring surviving in succeeding generations.

37. While living together, cats may help each other in terms of mutual defence against intruders and caring for each other's offspring.

38. Parents typically equate fairness with equality, seeking to evenly split the wealth they bequeath among their offspring.

39. From this viewpoint, gametes and the genes they carry are merely a device whereby organisms produce offspring like themselves.

40. Consequently, to combat this high mortality rate large numbers of offspring are necessary.

41. Frequent feeding is the key to producing good offspring, assuming they inherit the potential from their parents.

42. In working-class areas, neighbours similarly look after each other's offspring.

43. And each chromosome carries some fifty thousand genes, which are the structures that carry inheritance information from parent to offspring.

44. This means that the fate of the body does not, in fact, directly affect the inheritance of the offspring.

45. To raise the money, we sold an organ bought a year before to encourage any musical talent hidden in our offspring.

46. Females give birth to as many as five offspring in late winter, after a gestation period of up to 10 months.

47. Today, all eight of the Van Andel and DeVos offspring are hard at work making this company better.

48. However, the rewards of spending a significant amount of time with your offspring brings great spiritual benefit.http://sentencedict.com

49. To make the numbers a bit easier, let us suppose that there are just three offspring.

50. When they seemed to resemble each other rather too closely, he introduced random mutations in the offspring.

51. In general, though, it is the last male to mate that fathers most offspring.

52. Because they are so tiny their own few offspring grow up uncrowded, well fed-and large.

53. Some say they included his black slave Sally Hemings and that she bore him four illegal offspring.

54. Renewed commitment to child welfare had the initial effect of inducing parents to desert their offspring at an even faster rate.

55. And women in many developed countries are tending increasingly to adjust by forming non-legal unions that often produce offspring.

56. The individual that produces the most clear-cut signal is most likely to have the most offspring.

57. By May and June, courtship rituals are at their peak, with three to five offspring born five weeks later.

58. Parents with the disease are likely to pass it on to their offspring.

59. But the offspring of those biotech fish are less well adapted to survive.

60. The Babylonian story begins with an internecine battle between the gods of the sweet and salt-water oceans and their offspring.