Assertion: penguin's parent | /r/CapableOf | take turn
Facets:
value: to incubate them
type: PURPOSE
value: to incubate the egg
type: PURPOSE
value: by mid-november
type: TEMPORAL
value: after august
type: TEMPORAL
value: in december
type: TEMPORAL
value: subsequently
type: TEMPORAL
value: to rear the chicks
type: PURPOSE
value: for 34 days
type: TEMPORAL
value: likewise
type: DEGREE
value: in most species of penguins
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Each parent takes a turn holding the egg while the other returns to the sea to feed.
text: The parents will take shifts to incubate the egg.
text: In most species of penguins, both the male and female parent takes turns incubating the egg.
text: Each parent takes a turn incubating the eggs, while the other returns to sea to feed.
text: Parents take turns keeping their eggs warm, and when they hatch, feeding and protecting the chicks.
text: The two parents will take turns holding the eggs between their legs for warmth in a nest.
text: After the chicks emerge, the parents will take turns feeding their offspring with regurgitated food.
text: Both parents will take turns placing the egg on their feet and covering it with the warmth of their features.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, each member of the pair taking shifts that initially last two to three weeks.
text: This pattern continues after the eggs hatch some 35–37 days later, at which point the parents take turns supplying the chicks with food.
text: The parents also take turns guarding the chicks until the chicks are 18–38 days old.
text: Likewise, when the eggs hatch, both parents take turns feeding and guarding the chicks.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs over the following 40–42 days.
text: The parents also took turns feeding their chick.
text: The parents take turns hunting and feeding the chick.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs over the following 34–37 days.
text: The parents then take turns, one brooding while the other forages at sea.
text: Parents take turns incubating eggs for 34 days until they hatch towards the beginning of March.
text: Both parents take turns to incubate the eggs, while the other goes to sea to feed.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs in shifts lasting 10 days or more.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, and incubation continues until the eggs hatch some 39–51 days later.
text: Both parents take turns caring their offspring, and when the chick has grown a little, they bring it to the “nurseries,” sites where other young penguins of the colony join.
text: The parents take turns incubating their two eggs for 40 days, in order to keep them warm and safe from predators.
text: After the female has laid an egg, both parents take turns incubating the egg for about 34 days.
text: The female lays a single egg, which is incubated for just over two months by the male while the female returns to the sea to feed; parents subsequently take turns foraging at sea and caring for their chick in the colony.
text: The parents then take turns, one brooding while the other forages at sea.
text: Two eggs are laid; these are incubated for 32 to 34 days by the parents taking turns (shifts typically last for 12 days).
text: In December, the warmest month in Antarctica (about −2 °C or 28 °F), the parents take turns incubating the egg; one goes to feed and the other stays to warm the egg.
text: Parents take turns caring for their youngsters after they hatch until the chicks are about three weeks old.
text: Females lay two eggs a couple of days apart and both parents take turns incubating them for around 35 days.
text: After August, the parents take turns (about two weeks each) to rear the chicks.
text: They are incubated for 55 days, where parents take turns watching their eggs; their shifts last for 6 to 18 days each.
text: Once the couple settles in their nest, the female lays two eggs and both parents take turns to incubate them.
text: By mid-November, parents take turns incubating their two eggs in order to keep them warm and safe from predators.
text: Eggs are incubated for 40-42 days; once hatched both parents care for the chicks, taking turns finding food and regurgitating it for young.
text: Both parents take turns incubating the eggs, aggressively pecking at anything, big or small, that may stray too close.