These species were seen to not have been negatively impacted, insofar as their ability to
reproduce, by urban development.
Caption: Hummingbirds with long bills can trigger the tropical plant Heliconia tortuosa to
reproduce.
reproduce To generate offspring by sexual or asexual means.
But researchers studying a species of New Zealand snail that sometimes
reproduces sexually and sometimes asexually have recently found evidence that the Red Queen effect exists.
The researchers, from Queen's University Belfast, the Guy Harvey Research Institute at Nova Southeastern University in Florida, and Henry Doorly Zoo in Nebraska, found evidence that sharks can
reproduce asexually by the unusual parthenogenesis method.
FEMALE sharks can
reproduce without having sex, Northern Ireland researchers have found.
While conventional CRT TVs have been reproducing content within the standard color range "sRGB", some of recent televisions such as flat panel LCD TV are capable to
reproduce content exceeding it drastically.
Cancer cells may be able to stop themselves self-destructing, or they may self-destruct more slowly than they
reproduce, so that their numbers continue to increase - scientists describe cancer cells as being immortal.
Pursuant to the master license agreement, Y makes payments to X when (1) Y or its subsidiaries
reproduce the licensed computer program on computers and other equipment used by Y or its subsidiaries or (2) Y or its subsidiaries
reproduce and distribute X's computer program on computers and other equipment manufactured and marketed to customers by Y or its subsidiaries.
Schrieffer notes that part appearance hinges on the ability of the sheet to accurately
reproduce the acid-etched texture of the aluminum molds.
TACOM has explored means to rapidly
reproduce parts for military vehicles that become damaged in the field and has examined the laser engineered net shape process (LENS), in which a laser melts metal powder and builds parts layer-by-layer.