Sentences with phrase «much a potential mate»

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They also tell us how much energy dinosaurs put into wooing a potential mate, which they apparently did by feeling the earth move under their feet.»

Over generations, the castaways eventually change so much that, even if reunited, they wouldn't recognize animals from the mainland as potential mates.

However, analyzing spectrograms can only tell us so much — the characteristics that birds hone in on when identifying potential mates may not be the same ones scientists notice in audio recordings.

That's pretty much how male crickets spend their time: When active, they call out from their hiding places to potential mates.

In various regions across the world, Yerba Mate tea is a popular drink for its many health benefits; however, there are also some potential danger and downside to consuming too much Yerba Mate.

Whether it is a display of courage to impress a potential mate in the animal kingdom, or seeking to become stronger and larger than the average man, there is little doubt that much male behaviour is governed at a primal level by the evolutionary drive to impress females to increase the potential for mating opportunities and thereby perpetuate your genes.

Of course, dating sites promise much more than access to a somewhat improved pool of potential mates; they promise to identify specific pairs of strangers who are likely to mesh well together in a romantic relationship.

The quality of potential mates is MUCH higher, the flakiness is MUCH lower, and the overall experience is going to be a lot better.

It has provided a wider pool of potential mates, and I think it's a great medium through which to step outside one's comfort zone to explore compatibility from much broader angles in a less emotionally risky way.

A much larger pool of potential mates is one of the biggest benefits of online dating services.

That's why it's so much easier to select potential mates in real life.

Intact males often pay too much attention to other dogs, as they may be on the lookout for potential mates and rivals.

«Allowing light to pass through the dewlap makes the colors of the dewlap much easier to detect and to distinguish against other objects in the background, which means the signal is easier to see by potential mates and rivals,» explained Leal.