Definitionn. the state of being unable to produce offspring
Last update: September 18, 2015
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M., agriculture is carried on with great difficulty, not only because of the infertility of the soil, but also because of the severity of the climate and the fact that there are only three to four months in the year during which agriculture can be carried on. [Please select]
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But this cause has no bearing on the infertility of first unions. [Please select]
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Eggs laid in the laboratory had higher rates of infertility and prenatal mortality than did eggs dissected from oviducts. [Please select]
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1 surviving young when factors of infertility and prenatal mortality are considered), the progeny of a single female, after 20 years, would number approximately 380. [Please select]
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Infertility and prenatal mortality account for at least 40 per cent of the eggs laid, according to laboratory findings. [Please select]
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Most of our domestic breeds have been so often crossed, and their mongrels so largely kept, that it is almost certain, if any degree of infertility had existed between them, it would have been detected. [Please select]
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, have been co-adapted through natural selection; for if this be admitted, we can hardly avoid extending the same conclusion to their mutual infertility. [Please select]
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