Assertion: female box turtle | /r/CapableOf | store sperm
Facets:
value: interestingly
type: OTHER
value: for up to four years
type: TEMPORAL
value: inside their bodies
type: LOCATION
value: remarkably
type: DEGREE
value: after mating
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Remarkably, female common box turtles can store sperm for up to four years after mating, and thus do not need to mate each year.
text: Interestingly, female box turtles have been known to store sperm and produce viable eggs for up to four years after copulation (Ewing, 1943 and de Vosjoli & Klingenberg, 1995).
text: Interestingly, female box turtles have been known to store sperm and produce viable eggs for up to four years after copulation (Ewing, 1943 and de Vosjoli & Klingenberg, 1995).
text: Interestingly, female box turtles have been known to store sperm and produce viable eggs for up to four years after copulation (Ewing, 1943 and de Vosjoli & Klingenberg, 1995).
text: Interestingly, female box turtles have been known to store sperm and produce viable eggs for up to four years after copulation (Ewing, 1943 and de Vosjoli & Klingenberg, 1995).
text: Interestingly, female box turtles have been known to store sperm and produce viable eggs for up to four years after copulation (Ewing, 1943 and de Vosjoli & Klingenberg, 1995).
text: Female box turtles can store sperm inside their bodies for up to four years producing a clutch each year without encountering additional mates.