Cycle

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Cycle

1. See: Business cycle.

2. See: Product cycle.

3: See: Industry life cycle.

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The embryos from the first group were transplanted to recipients on the 7th day of the sexual cycle immediately after leaching of embryo in donor cows and their morphological evaluation.

Effect of cryopreservation and type of cryoprotector on the transplant calves and the gender ratio of Kazakh white-headed and red steppe cattle breeds

[20.] Salem SA (1991) On the sexual cycle of Lethrinus bungus (Ehrenb.) in the Egyptian Red Sea coast.

A comparison of a creel census to modeled access-point creel surveys on two small lakes managed as put-and-take rainbow trout fisheries

The evolution of mean oocyte diameter for females during the study period (Figure 6) allowed us to reveal the female sexual cycle. The mean oocyte diameter varied between 27.63 [+ or -] 14.50 [micro]m in October and 197.74 [+ or -] 25.55 [micro]m in March.

Reproductive cycle of Marphysa sanguinea (Montagu, 1815) (Polychaeta: Eunicidae) in the lagoon of tunis

Male dogs do not have a sexual cycle. Rather they respond to females in heat at any time of the year.

Spaying protects pets

Progesterone concentration in peripheral blood of nutria (Myocastor coypus) during the ontogenesis, sexual cycle, gravidity and lactation.

Plasma concentration of progesterone and 17[beta]-estradiol of black-rumped agouti (dasyprocta prymnolopha) during the estrous cycle

His research on the genetics of Agaricus bisporus demonstrated clear evidence of a sexual cycle, and he was instrumental in the development of subsequent mushroom breeding programs.

In memoriam: Robert E. Kilter

3) indicate that the sexual cycle commences with a significantly increasing time period (P < 0.05) from May through to August, followed by successive decreasing phases with subsequent fast recovery of the indices from August to December.

Oocyte cohort analysis: criteria for an evaluation of the reproductive cycle in Solen marginatus (pennant, 1777), (Bivalvia: Solenacea) in Southern Tunisia

Both organisms pass though their sexual cycle together and are able to evolve and adapt in consort through mutual evolutionary co-development and adaptation (co-evolution leading to co-speciation).

Asymmetric co-evolution in the lichen symbiosis caused by a limited capacity for adaptation in the photobiont

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