10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SUPERMALE»
Discover the use of
supermale in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
supermale and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Criminology: Theory, Research, and Policy
Although the initial publication linking XYY males to crime appeared in 1965, the
“supermale” phenomenon is included here because, like other early theories, it
supposedly identifies a single, direct, and immutable cause of crime. This theory
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Gennaro Vito, Jeffrey Maahs, 2011
Like a mock Jules Verne, Jarry describes the manner in which the 'Supermale' ultimately proves his claim; after 82 times with a woman, attending doctors hooks him up to a machine instead with whom he merges in the book's final climax.
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New Zealand Journal of Crop and Horticultural ...
An alternative way of generating supermales as well as improving the genetic
base is to use andromonoecious males or supermales as the female parent, with
either a male or supermale as the other parent. Using a male as the pollen parent
...
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Sensuous Seas: Tales of a Marine Biologist
Males and females resemble one another and are dun colored and camouflaged,
in contrast to the flamboyant supermale that practices paired spawning. The rest
of school is visible in the background. Why would supermales become so ...
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New Makers of Modern Culture
The Supermale, which hasbeen called theonlyreal Surrealist novel, concerns the
life and exploits of one André Marcueil (the supermale) and others suchas the
inventorWilliam Elson, his daughter Ellen, and his adversary Dr Bathybius; ...
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Principles and Applications of Domestic Animal Behavior: An ...
Both change colors temporarily and one (often the female) eventually emerges
as the replacement supermale. These events occur even when the gonads of the
fish have been removed. Females normally produce little AVT, but levels ...
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Fishes of the Atlantic Coast: Canada to Brazil, Including ...
Dominant supermale wrasses of some species set up "harems" on the reef of
from 4 to 10 females and actively mate with all members of the harem. If the
supermale dies or is dispatched by a predator, the largest female in the harem
changes ...
A: The term supermale is used to describe sexually mature males in families that
are hermaphroditic species. Parrotfishes (family Scaridae), groupers (family
Serranidae) and wrasses (family Labridae) are examples of such families.
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A Field Guide to Coral Reefs: Caribbean and Florida
Caribbean and Florida Eugene Herbert Kaplan Roger Tory Peterson. supermale
may be quite aggressive and strong, but it is not so super when it comes to
selecting a mate. When supermales are successful in attracting a female, they
always ...
Eugene Herbert Kaplan, Roger Tory Peterson, 1999
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The Funambulist Pamphlets, Vol. 03: Deleuze
machines like the legislative-executive machine in Kafka's Penal Colony or the
love machine in Jarry's Supermale, no matter how complex they may be, are “
dead” machines because they lack socio-political concatenations: the machine
that ...
6 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SUPERMALE»
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supermale is used in the context of the following news items.
Did an artist put Monica's dress in the National Portrait Gallery's Bill …
... team hasn't yet commented on the matter. Read more from the Philadelphia Daily News here. WATCH: 'The myth of the "supermale" and extra Y chromosome' ... «Vox, Mar 15»
The myth of the “supermale" and the extra Y chromosome
Today, most scientists, psychologists and criminologists don't place any value on this outdated research, but the myth of a "supermale" with an extra Y ... «Vox, Feb 15»
My product review of Infowars' sexual performance supplement
But if Super Male Vitality is good enough for Alex, than its good enough for me. ... So I took another dose of SuperMale Vitality and put on a vine of the two men ... «Uproxx, May 14»
Sex Science and Gender Culture
In the 1970s, scientists observed that males with an extra Y chromosome were overrepresented in prison populations and hypothesized that XYY “supermales” ... «Harvard Magazine, Feb 14»
Literary Cycles
In "The Supermale" (1902), the surreal, carnivalesque novel by French playwright Alfred Jarry, a team of five American cyclists, welded together in a line and ... «Wall Street Journal, Jun 13»
Supermales to the Rescue
Adding fish that look like females but that are in fact males — called feminized “supermales” — to bodies of water is a possible new method to control non-native ... «Scienceline, Jan 08»
