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| 1. | " Multiple modes of asexual reproduction by
tropical and subtropical sea star larvae--an unusual adaptation for
genet dispersal and survival."
| Source: | PARK, JOONG-KI,FOIGHIL, DIARMAID O. "Genetic Diversity of Oceanic Island Lasaea Lineages Exceeds That of Continental Populations in the Northwestern Atlantic" Biological Bulletin 198.3 June 1 2000: 396  |
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| 2. | " Some species
are semelparous and others iteroparous, the age and size at first
reproduction may differ, and some species have an additional (asexual)
mode of reproduction, while others do not."
| Source: | KROON, HANS DE,GROENENDAEL, JAN VAN,EHRLEN, JOHAN. "ELASTICITIES A REVIEW OF METHODS AND MODEL LIMITATIONS" Ecology 81.3 Mar. 1 2000: 607  |
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| 3. | " Finally, it is important to
consider that meiosis, which precedes sexual reproduction, affords
humans another opportunity for DNA repair and therefore should not be
avoided in favor of asexual (somatic) reproduction."
| Source: | McKinnell, Robert G.,Di Berardino, Marie A. "The Biology of Cloning: History and Rationale" BioScience 49.11 Nov. 1 1999: 875  |
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| 4. | " Asexual and sexual reproduction, and in sexual reproduction,
the transmission of sex-linked and autosomal traits, for example, are
quite different and require comparably different quantitative
algorithms."
| Source: | Bettinger, Robert L.,Eerkens, Jelmer. "Point typologies, cultural transmission, and the spread of bow-and-arrow technology in the prehistoric Great Basin" American Antiquity 64.2 Apr. 1 1999: 231-232  |
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| 5. | " They produce fruit asexually early in the season when
conspecific pollen is scarce and then undergo conventional sexual
reproduction when such pollen becomes more common than that of other
cacti."
| Source: | Fleming, Theodore H. "Pollination of Cacti in the Sonoran Desert" American Scientist 88.5 Sept. 1 2000: 432  |
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| 6. | " Second,
such a method of reproduction is asexual and occurs without
fertilization, hardly the standard way of mammalian reproduction."
| Source: | SHANNON, THOMAS A. "ETHICAL ISSUES IN GENETICS" Theological Studies 60.1 Mar. 1 1999: 111-112  |
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| 7. | " Asexual reproduction takes the form of
clipping, grafting, or budding.(39) In some sense, plant patents became
more akin to process patents than to utility patents, which they were
theoretically supposed to parallel.(40)..."
| Source: | Iwasaka, Ryan M.T. "From Chakrabarty to chimeras: the growing need for evolutionary biology in patent law" Yale Law Journal 109.6 Apr. 1 2000: 1505  |
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| 8. | " Forest thinning and
subsequent asexual reproduction may have also resulted in decreased
genetic diversity within stands (Richter 1999)."
| Source: | POIANI, KAREN A.,RICHTER, BRIAN D.,ANDERSON, MARK G.,RICHTER, HOLLY E. "Biodiversity Conservation at Multiple Scales: Functional Sites, Landscapes, and Networks" BioScience 50.2 Feb. 1 2000: 133  |
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| 9. | " In this case,
[lambda] is [less than]1 (unless asexual reproduction occurs and exceeds
mortality), describing the decline of a single cohort or the depletion
of a population of mixed ages (Hughes 1984, Aberg 1992)."
| Source: | HUGHES, TERENCE P.,TANNER, JASON E. "RECRUITMENT FAILURE, LIFE HISTORIES, AND LONG-TERM DECLINE OF CARIBBEAN CORALS" Ecology 81.8 Aug. 1 2000: 2250  |
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| 10. | " Growth and asexual reproduction of the sea
anemone Metridium: comparative laboratory studies of three species."
| Source: | Kramer, Andrew,Francis, Lisbeth. "Predation resistance and nematocyst scaling for Metridium senile and M. farcimen" Biological Bulletin 207.2 Oct. 1 2004: 130-141  |
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| 11. | " But when asked if Ms. Lewinsky had had a
sexual affair with him (as opposed to whether he had a sexual affair
with her), Mr. Clinton said, "It's certainly not the truth."
| Source: | . "`The fiend that lies like truth'" Washington Times Sept. 14 1998: 18  |
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| 12. | " Prejudiced
attitudes toward order adults have led to stereotyping seniors as
asexual beings incapable of healthy sexual relationships."
| Source: | MOORE, LINDA WEAVER,AMBURGEY, LISA BYRON. "Older adults and HIV" AORN Journal 71.4 Apr. 1 2000: 873  |
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| 13. | " They argue that these are attempts by men not just to re-organi ze
social relations, but to incorporate gendered and sexual relations into
organizational analysis in an a-gendered and a-sexual way (Wilson 1996:
829)."
| Source: | Linstead, Stephen. "Comment: Gender Blindness or Gender Suppression? A Comment on Fiona Wilson's Research Note" Organization Studies 21.1 Jan. 1 2000: 297  |
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| 14. | " Perhaps Veblen was less of a
sexual liberator and more of a sexual predator."
| Source: | Maynard, Tony. "A Shameless Lothario: Thorstein Veblen as Sexual Predator and Sexual Liberator" Journal of Economic Issues 34.1 Mar. 1 2000: 194  |
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| 15. | " Indeed,
bisexuals and asexuals are the only sexual orientation groups that have
at least the capacity not to discriminate on the basis of sex in any
aspect of their lives."
| Source: | Yoshino, Kenji. "The epistemic contract of bisexual erasure" Stanford Law Review 52.2 Jan. 1 2000: 353  |
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| 16. | " As a
sexually active, divorced, heterosexual woman, Bloor faced an uphill
battle in creating an environment wherein her radical sexual politics
would not be used to silence her Communist political views."
| Source: | BROWN, KATHLEEN A. "THE "SAVAGELY FATHERED AND UN-MOTHERED WORLD" OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY, U.S.A.: FEMINISM, MATERNALISM, AND "MOTHER BLOOR"" Feminist Studies 25.3 Sept. 22 1999: 537  |
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| 17. | "... "culpability" with a
sexual crime or sexual harassment; developing social service responses
such as tools for identification, education and psychotherapy for
children and their families, and developing community responses with
training for schools, the media and other service providers."
| Source: | West, Lois A. "Sexually Aggressive Children" Journal of Comparative Family Studies 30.2 Mar. 22 1999: 332-334  |
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| 18. | " Whether his example will have a broader
impact than his original structuralist study in Greek vase-painting -
Sexual and asexual pursuit, published by the Royal Anthropological
Institute exactly twenty years before Sotades - I doubt."
| Source: | Tanner, Jeremy. "Sotades: Symbols of Immortality on Greek Vases" Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute 5.2 June 1 1999: 284-285  |
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| 19. | " For a
terrestrial plant, growth includes vegetative, sexual, and asexual
components, and loss includes both death of individuals and loss of
tissues and nutrients to herbivores, pathogens, senescence, etc. (Tilman
1990)."
| Source: | Tilman, David. "The ecological consequences of changes in biodiversity: a search for general principles" Ecology 80.5 July 1 1999: 1455-1457  |
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| 20. | " The parasites enter the body
through a mosquito bite, proliferate asexually in the liver, invade red
blood cells, and reproduce sexually."
| Source: | Helmuth L. "New combination vaccine may fight malaria" Science News 155.8 Feb. 20 1999: 117-118  |
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| 21. | "... Opposite/C2 predicted the onset of a
sexual film clip, where 5 indicated certainty that sexual material would
follow and 1 indicated certainty that sexual material would not follow."
| Source: | ROCHE, BRYAN,BARNES-HOLMES, DERMOT,SMEETS, PAUL M.,BARNES-HOLMES, YVONNE,McGEADY, SIOBHAN. "CONTEXTUAL CONTROL OVER THE DERIVED TRANSFORMATION OF DISCRIMINATIVE AND SEXUAL AROUSAL FUNCTIONS" Psychological Record 50.2 Mar. 22 2000: 267  |
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| 22. | "... elements(75) of a
sexual harassment case are especially harmful to women because of
stereotypes involving men, women, and sex.(76) Because of the sexual
double standards perpetuated in sexual harassment and sexual harassment
litigation, Estrich argues..."
| Source: | Epstein, Linda B. "What is a Gender Norm and Why Should We Care? Implementing a New Theory in Sexual Harassment Law" Stanford Law Review 51.1 Nov. 1 1998: 161-162  |
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| 23. | " Stapleton not only
covets Kim's land but also her body, and in a deviation from the
normally asexual Hollywood series western, he makes a clumsy attempt to
sexually assault her after she takes a shower."
| Source: | Mayer, Geoff. "Lee Robinson, Chips Rafferty and the film industry that nobody wanted" Metro Magazine .142 Sept. 22 2004: 16-21  |
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| 24. | "
Gillian Rhodes [*]
Many animals find extreme versions of secondary sexual
characteristics attractive, and such preferences can enhance
reproductive success (Andersson, 1994)."
| Source: | Rhodes, Gillian,Hickford, Catherine,Jeffery, Linda. "Sex-typicality and attractiveness: Are supermale and superfemale faces super-attractive?" British Journal of Psychology 91.1 Feb. 1 2000: 125  |
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| 25. | "
16 But note that the asexual Mary is impregnated with the Word,
which, Made Flesh, remains asexual."
| Source: | Shapiro, Warren. "Ideology, 'history of religions' and hunter-gatherer studies" Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute v4.n3 Sept. 1 1998: 489-511  |
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