For example, the fertilization of an egg by a sperm to
produce a progeny
with a unique identity.
Shall there be
male progeny
unto you, and female unto him?
Progeny testing, of ai bulls.
Progeny of all cows
that have been affected with bse are currently recorded by the central veterinary laboratory at weybridge.
In fact, the only british monarch that
left progeny
from whom william is not descended is the last king william ( iv ).
Am i now to suffer at the hands of my
own progeny?
Progeny virus
within the host.
This included slaughtering the progeny of affected animals and restricting breeding from the
progeny of affected animals.
The
resulting progeny
were raised in the presence and absence of tetracycline in the culture medium.
When the flies were transferred to medium without tetracycline, no
female progeny
were recovered in a sample of more than 5000 males.
Progeny show, and had come on well since then.
Progeny of a single cell
in the spinal cord, which is descendent from axial progenitors.
The person died and did not
have any further progeny
to seed with the memory.
In this manner, lilith did turn her back on god, and as such, consecrated her
future progeny
to the darkness.
Progeny virions.
Progeny of oriental bicolours
which do not display white spotting.
Progeny bred, before a late-onset problem is evident.
However among others the crosses are either unsuccessful or require specialized techniques to
obtain the progeny.
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