litter sizes การใช้

• Reduced litter sizes enable overdevelopment of their bodies into larger ones.
• It is viviparous, with litter sizes of one to three.
• Litter sizes are dependent on environmental conditions, Phelps said.
• Litter sizes vary between three and ten per brood.
• Litter sizes range from four to eight cubs.
• Most babies are born in June, with litter sizes ranging from 1 to 9.
• This species is aplacental viviparous, with litter sizes perhaps as small as one pup.
• While the average Tan litter is around 4 babies, litter sizes can certainly vary.
• The homozygous form ( MkMk ) may be lethal as litter sizes are smaller than average.
• When there is plenty of food, the number of breeding females and litter sizes enlarge.
• Litter sizes decrease as the breeding season draws to a close with no pregnancies occurring after August.
• Litter sizes vary from one to ten and in some years, population sizes can increase substantially.
• While the does are good mothers, litter sizes are small, averaging 4 to 6 kits.
• Litter sizes average about five offspring and it takes three years for the young marmots to reach sexual maturity.
• As far is known, the gestation period lasts around a year and litter sizes tend to be small.
• Litter sizes range from one to five kits which remain in the nest for a longer period than other squirrels.
• Litter sizes averaging between four and five young, with each female producing between two and four litters per year.
• Unlike the larger litter sizes of many other rodents, the dwarf hutia gave birth to only a single offspring.
• This fish produces live young, with litter sizes varying between two and twenty, with an average of six young.
• Litter sizes are largest in the northern portions of black-tailed jackrabbit's range and decrease toward the south.