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• The darters pair bond monogamously at least for a breeding season.
• They breed monogamously, producing 1 to 2 broods per year.
• Muhammad and Khadija were married monogamously for twenty-five years.
• Females and males usually mate monogamously for many years.
• This species mates both polygynously and monogamously.
• Des also says that pairing off monogamously detracts from their glamorous lifestyle and Charlotte agrees.
• Muhammad was monogamously married to Khadija, his first wife, for 25 years, until she died.
• Males have been shown to punish females that partake in mating polyandry, forcing them into mating monogamously.
• Anemone fishes live together monogamously in a gobies are grouped by sex ( male or female ), some will switch sex.
• Anemone fishes live together monogamously in an gobies are grouped by sex ( male or female ), some will switch sex.
• White-cheeked honeyeaters pair monogamously for the breeding season, with males defending breeding territories that can be held for several years.
• If a woman were to have a relationship out of monogamously without being officially married, yet these women were recorded as being prostitutes.
• Polygynously mated females also received far less feeds than monogamously mated females, despite having no difference in the food delivery rates by the male.
• By contrast, a female who has been in a cooperative troika has a 67 percent to 73 percent chance of breeding monogamously in the next season.
• To settle at " La Pr閟entation ", families had to agree to live monogamously, convert to Catholicism, give up alcohol and swear allegiance to France.
• In the book, he also came out as bisexual by orientation, although he noted that for personal and religious reasons he had chosen to remain monogamously married to his wife rather than exploring his attractions to men.
• He refuses, and begins to think they are through, but at the end of the novel Jenn tells Jesse she is unhappy with anyone but him and says she is ready to see him monogamously, to which Jesse agrees.
• Based on a French farce, it sets up Grant as a reluctant but ultimately loving father-to-be _ who's not-so-incidentally monogamously devoted to his girlfriend of five years, played by Julianne Moore.
• This cropped up recently and I haven't been able to find anything much online to help out-are there any records of people celebrating two classic wedding anniversaries ( diamond, ruby, golden ) with two different spouses ( monogamously of course ! )?
• Long married or lived monogamously with five women; Betty, his first wife; Julie, whom he married in England and lived with for 13 years until her death from cancer; Kathy with whom he moved to Australia with his stepson Simon; Jade who was his partner when he was travelling the world and then Sara, who was with him when he died.