reproducers
Those creating copies
Reproducers are organisms or entities that produce offspring or copies.
In biology, all living things are reproducers—they generate new individuals of their kind.
The term also applies to equipment that plays back recorded sound or images: The old phonograph was a faithful reproducer of the original recording.
Someone who reproduces documents or artwork may also be called a reproducer.
Biological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- procreationGenerating biological offspring
- propagationAct of spreading widely
genetics · heredity · inheritance · parents · asexual · cloning · mitosis · division
Formation of an idea
- gestationCarrying offspring in womb
- ovulationEgg discharge from ovary
- fecundityReproductive capacity
- fertileAble to reproduce abundantly
prolific · fruitful · gametes · sperm · egg · embryo · zygote · pollination
Audio output devices
- amplifiersDevices that increase signal
- stereoTwo-channel audio system
- audioTransmitted sound content
- playbackReproducing recorded media
phonograph · turntable · hi-fi · woofer · tweeter · boombox · subwoofer · receiver
Statistical population characteristics
- growthIncrease in size
- densityMass-to-volume ratio
- distributionAllocation across recipients
- ecologyStudy of environmental relations
habitat · overpopulation · species · survival · mortality · generation · replacement · exponential
offspring
Biological descendants produced
- progenyOne's biological descendants
- breedingReproductive cultivation of organisms
- procreationGenerating biological offspring
propagation · genetics · heredity · inheritance · parents · asexual · cloning · mitosis · division · spores
conception
Formation of an idea
fertile · prolific · fruitful · gametes · sperm · egg · embryo · zygote · pollination · insemination
speakers
Audio output devices
- amplifiersDevices that increase signal
- stereoTwo-channel audio system
- audioTransmitted sound content
playback · phonograph · turntable · hi-fi · woofer · tweeter · boombox · subwoofer · receiver · headphones
demographics
Statistical population characteristics
- growthIncrease in size
- densityMass-to-volume ratio
- distributionAllocation across recipients
ecology · habitat · overpopulation · species · survival · mortality · generation · replacement · exponential · abundance
reproducersmules
Equine crossbreeds or smugglers
worker bees · neuters · eunuchs · castrates · clones
reproducersdestroyers
Fast armed naval vessels
terminators · decomposers · consumers · eliminators · predators