1) Creative thinking 2) Creativeness 3) Creativity 4) Fruitfulness 5) Reproductive capacity 6) The state of being fertile
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1) Fruitfulness 2) Productiveness 3) Productivity 4) Prolificacy
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the number of eggs a fish produces each reproductive cycle; the potential reproductive capacity of an organism or population. Fecundity changes with the age and size of the fish.
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• (n.) The power of germinating; as in seeds. • (n.) The quality or power of producing fruit; fruitfulness; especially (Biol.), the quality in female organisms of reproducing rapidly and in great numbers. • (n.) The power of bringing forth in abundance; fertility; richness of invention; as, the fecundity of God`s creative power.Fecun...
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(from the article `myth`) ...with the appropriate animal and vegetative characteristics, is the principle of inexhaustible vitality. The god frequently has a human consort who ... ...formulated in a dialectical manner as a recurring alternation of the two principles. The complex Egyptian opposition between Osiris, the `dead ... ...
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Rate at which an cat (individual) produces offspring, usually expressed only for females .
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The average number of delivered offspring
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A measure of the number of children that it is biologically possible for a woman to produce.
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potential reproductive capacity of an organism or population expressed in number of eggs (fertile or not) produced during each reproductive cycle.
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<biology, gynaecology> A measure of fertility, such as sperm count or egg count or the number of live offspring produced by an organism. ... (09 Oct 1997) ...
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(fә-kun´dĭ-te) the ability to produce offspring frequently and in large numbers. In demography, the physiological ability to reproduce, as opposed to fertility.
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rate at which an individual produces offspring, usually expressed only for females (Ricklefs 1970:870).
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rate at which an individual produces offspring, usually expressed only for females (Ricklefs 1979:870).
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rate at which an individual produces offspring, usually expressed only for females (Ricklefs 1979870).
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Reproductive capacity of an organism.
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Fe·cun'di·ty noun [ Latin
fecunditas : confer French
fécondité . See
Fecund .]
1. The quality or power of producing fruit; fruitfulness; especially
(Biol.) , the quality in female organisms of reproducing rapidly and in great numbers.
2. The power of ge...
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The ability to breed
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Ability to produce young.
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Fecundity: The ability to have children, usually lots of them with ease. Etymology:'Fecundity' comes from the Latin 'fecundus' meaning fruitful. 'Fecundity' emphasizes abundance or rapidity in bearing offspring (or fruit).
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The ability to breed.
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fecundity (fe KUHN di ti) 1. A reference to female animals: the faculty of reproduction, the capacity for bringing forth young; productiveness. 2. In botany, the faculty or power of germinating. 3. Of the earth: The quality of producing abundantly; fertility. 4. Productiveness in general, the faculty or power of being fruitful, fertility:...
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fruitfulness noun the intellectual productivity of a creative imagination
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Potential rate at which an organism reproduces, as distinct from its ability to reproduce (fertility). In vertebrates, it is usually measured as the number of offspring produced by a female each year. Specifically, it refers to the quantity of gametes (usually eggs) produced per female over a given time
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The capability of a female to produce young in abundance.
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Potential reproductive capacity of an organism or population expressed in number of eggs (fertile or not) produced during each reproductive cycle.
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