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Using this method, the mother colonies are not affected in anyway.

She could think of only two, in fact; this world where she now stood, and its own mother colony.

The first twenty-four villages of German emigrants were called "mother colonies".

The authorities in the mother colony supported them.

Additionally, small amounts of pollen and honey are transported from the mother colony.

The price of land in the mother colonies was already so high that most of the landless farmers could no longer improve their situation.

The Greenlandic mother colony lasted half a millennium, then disappeared in one of anthropology's great mysteries.

Now a ghost town, it has been called the "mother colony" of Latter-day Saint colonies in Texas.

Seychelles yearned to be a colony in its own right, and the authorities in the mother colony Mauritius supported them.

Founder's Park includes the Mother Colony house and a carriage house, which serves as a museum of Anaheim's agricultural history.

The largest single migration of Wendish immigrants to the United States settled in Texas, using Serbin as the "mother colony".

The Stoffel House is a Victorian Mansion located next door to the Mother Colony House.

The Syrian/Lebanese mother colony was located around Washington street in Lower Manhattan, in a neighborhood called Little Syria.

Freshwater species also produce statoblasts that lie dormant until conditions are favorable, which enables a colony's lineage to survive even if severe conditions kill the mother colony.

Neu Samara was formed in 1891-92 by settlers from the Molotschna mother colony on the Sea of Azov in the Ukraine.

Also located in Anaheim's Colonial District is the oldest museum in Orange County-the Mother Colony House.

Each year, three pairs of subadult crickets were caught in the wild and bred in a controlled lab environment to preserve the gene pool of the mother colony.

The mother colony in Friesland sent two envoys, Jasper Danckaerts and Peter Schlüter (or Sluyter), to purchase land for a colony.

F. rufa is highly polygynous and often re-adopts post-nuptial queens from its own mother colony, leading to old, multi gallery nests which may contain well over a hundred egg-producing females.

The selected nest-site is cleaned and cerumen, a mixture of wax and resin, is flown in from the mother colony to close crevices and to build an entrance tube.

Saint Kitts was home to the first English and French colonies in the Caribbean, and thus has also been titled "The Mother Colony of the West Indies".

During the conquest of Chile maritime routes became crucial to supply the new colony as Chile was separated from Peru, its mother colony by the Atacama Desert.

In the Colonial District just west of Downtown Anaheim is the Mother Colony House, which was built by George Hanson], the Founder of Anaheim.

At the Great Barrier Reef Aquarium in Townsville, Australia, large mother colonies of Acropora formosa have collection devices placed above them when spawning is about to take place.

So long as Victoria was larger and richer than New South Wales, the mother colony (as it liked to see itself) would never agree to surrender its free trade principles to a national or federal government which would be dominated by Victorians.