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brood <a brood; broods> N

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brood METAL

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brood animal

brood chamber AGR

brood-mare N

american foul brood AGR

european foul brood AGR

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The adult male carries the eggs and young in a brood pouch until they are able enough to fend for themselves.
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Nearly 1,500 eggs are in a single brood allowing for a higher chance of survival.
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There are between five and 10 young per brood.
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As the nestlings grow, the female broods them, and later on assists in providing food.
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Brood size is between 250,000-300,000, with larvae around 187 micromillimeters long and eggs around 100105 micromillimeters in diameter.
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Brood pouches vary significantly among different species of pipefish, but all contain a small opening through which female eggs can be deposited.
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This species will raise two broods in a season.
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What sturdy broods they bore, ever pushing westward, ever making homes on the lands their husbands gained.
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This is reasonable because the parents have a higher rate of return on parental investment in a large brood compared to a small one.
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Pigeons can raise an average of five broods per year under optimal conditions.
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