### animal | female:

Adolescent female
* require more iron than children because of menstrual losses.
* travel together, especially when age differences are minimal.

Adult female
* associate in much larger groups, whose size and membership vary from day to day.
* have different types of singing voices.
* is an adult
* tend to live alone except when raising cubs.

Amictic female
* hatch from resting eggs when stimulated by environmental cues.
* produce diploid eggs that develop by ameiotic pathenogenesis into females.

Dominant female
* evict subordinate females and dominant males chase out subordinate males.
* inherit the territory of their parents, while males leave their natal territory.
* leave more surviving young on average than subordinate ones.

Estrous female
* are receptive to males until either pregnancy or pseudo-pregnancy occurs.
* gather at traditional places separate from pregnant females.

Female halibut
* grow faster and reach larger sizes than male halibut.
* live longer and grow faster and larger than do males.

Female lice
* Some female lice become lice.
* are larger than males.

### animal | female:

Female mammal
* All female mammals have mammary glands , which secrete milk to nourish the young
  - ovaries, the organs that produce
* Most female mammals have glands
  - uteruses
  - produce milk
  - provide nourishment
* Some female mammals have copies
  - patches
* are female animals
  - females
* can produce milk for their young and give live birth.
* feed their babies with milk they produce from glands in their bodies.
  - two X chromosomes
* make eggs, which always have an X chromosome.
* produce milk and feed their babies with it
  - to feed their young

Fertilized female
* begin to swell as the eggs develop within their bodies.
* produce both males and females, whereas unfertilized females produce only males.
* remain in the root, and their bodies begin to swell.
* seek a blood meal which is needed for egg maturation.

Gravid female
* are unable to fly.
* deposit their eggs in the perianal region.
* eat voraciously until they are near full term.
* prefer higher elevation and open rocky ledge with sun exposure.

Larger female
* molt less frequently and therefore have more time for reproduction.
* tend to spawn in shallower water, which is preferred over deeper water.

Little girl
* Most little girls develop ear infection
  - have eyes
  - lie in beds
* Some little girls can have asymptomatic bladder infections that can cause irritation in the vagina.
* desire ponies.
* grow into women.
* like to play with black dolls.
* love to have matching pinafores made up to match their Mothers for cookie baking time
  - play with toys
* miss parents.
* watch movies.

Mated female
* chew crevices along leaf petioles in which they lay eggs.
* produce offspring of both sexes.
* use their needle-like ovipositor to punch a hole in the leaf and lay eggs.

Mature female
* are fat, especially when egg-laden.
* bear two or even three calves a year.
* give birth to an average of one pup every one or two years.
* have a single functional ovary , on the left side, and two functional uteruses.
* produce live young nymphs without mating.

Normal female
* carry two X chromosomes.
* get an X chromosome from both parents.
* have two X chromosomes , and normal males have one X and one Y.

Older female
* are more likely to mate more than once a year.
* can produce up to two litters of young per year.
* tend to produce larger litters than young females.
* travel with their children and grandchildren.

Parthenogenetic female
* Some parthenogenetic females give birth to a single male offspring.
* produce eggs that develop into males
  - only amictic eggs which have a characteristically thin shell

Polyandrous female
* discriminate against previous mates.
* have two or more mating partners while they are in heat.