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eubacteria because they are the most common prokaryotes. if something was an older form it would be more common because its been around for a long time.
As any large herbivore that is a matriarchy. Elephants form herds headed up by older females with younger males in attendance.
Genetic defects also can take place when the egg or sperm are forming if the mother or father passes along some faulty gene material. This is more common in older mothers. The most common defect of this kind is Down syndrome
No. Studies have shown that humans males prefer younger human females. It is the male that chooses the female. Do you recall many females choosing their partner? Although, very young women (under 11) could be injured by sexual intercourse.
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Males 19 years and older = 5mgFemales 19 years and older = 5mgPregnant females = 6mgBreastfeeding females = 7mg
yes they do but on younger females
CMP is most common in adolescent females, although older people may also develop it. An average of two out of 10,000 people develop this condition, many of them runners or other athletes.
Yes, it is common for boys to experience nocturnal emissions or "nightfall" during adolescence. This is a natural part of male development and usually stops as they get older. It is a normal and healthy occurrence.
18 or older, and ONLY females.
The pre-Clovis artifacts were 18,000 years old
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yes they can because i have two females in the same cage
Any, I'm sure he isn't fussy.
Adult males are more likely to die from fights rather than old age. The majority of deaths from fighting occurs before age ten. Female die around the age of 15. In females, decaying teeth ends hunting days, but not life. Older females are still aloud to eat the kill.
No, "older" is not a common noun. "Older" is an adjective used to compare the age of two or more people or things. Common nouns are general names for people, places, things, or ideas, such as "dog," "city," "book," or "love."
"Oppa" is a term in Korean that is used by females to refer to an older male friend or brother. It can also be used by a younger female to address an older male that she is close to in a friendly or affectionate way.