The ability to have children, usually lots of them with ease. Etymology:"Fecundity" comes from the Latin "fecundus" meaning fruitful. "Fecundity" emphasizes abundance or rapidity in bearing offspring (or fruit).

Ability to produce offspring frequently and in large numbers. In demography, the physiological ability to reproduce. Ability to produce offspring within a given period of time. [8] feromone ectohormon [..]

The physiological capacity of a woman to produce a child.

early 15c., from Latin fecunditatem (nominative fecunditas) "fruitfulness, fertility," from fecundus "fruitful, fertile" (see fecund).

Technically, the physical ability of a woman or couple to have a child. Often used as a synonym for ”fertility.”

Fruitful/productive in offspring or vegetation

the number of eggs or offspring produced by an animal. Read more on: Fecundity

The quantity of gametes (usually eggs) produced by an individual. © 2005 by Sinauer Associates, Inc. All rights reserved. Futuyma, D. Evolution.

The number of children which is biologically possible for a woman to produce.

1.Biology. A measure of the number of offspring produced by an individual organism over a given time. 2. Demography. The general capacity of a human population to have offspring. A below-average capac [..]

Productive or creative power. A common example is to say that someone has fecundity of the mind - meaning, the person has the capacity for creativity and generating novel ideas.

  The ability to breed.

The number of eggs that a female of a species can produce during her lifetime; contrast with fertility.

efficiency of an individual in production of young. Animals that bring forth young frequently, regularly, and, in case of those that bear more than one offspring at a birth, in large numbers, are said to be fecund.

(n) the intellectual productivity of a creative imagination(n) the state of being fertile; capable of producing offspring(n) the quality of something that causes or assists healthy growth

Being fertile.

The rate of offspring production which generally increases with fish/shellfish as they mature and increase in size.

The number of offspring produced per unit of time per individual of any given age. Also referred to as birth rate, maternity rate, or fertility.

The number of eggs produced per female per unit time (often: per spawning season)

The number of eggs produced by a female salmon. This term is usually indicates the average number of eggs produced by females within a population or stock.

Fecundity refers to the capacity of an individual or population to reproduce.

Whereas fertility is a measurement of the actual number of offspring produced, fecundity is the level or rate of egg or offspring production. Fecundity may change with the size and age of a species. (Waller)

the number of young produced per female per unit of time.

The capacity to conceive or to induce conception. It may refer to either the male or female.

the potential number of gametes (reproductive units) produced

Number of offspring a female can or does give birth to over her lifetime.

The capacity to produce offspring; the rate of offspring production.

productiveness, usually characterized by enumerating the number of offspring one average female can produce

The reproductive capacity of an individual, measured by the number of offspring it produces.

The rate at which an individual produces offspring, usually expressed only for females. For example, the number of eggs produced per female striped bass during a spawning season.

Fecundity is defined as the ability to reproduce, whereas fertility is actual reproduction. Because differences in both unobserved fecundity and contraceptive ...

 the potential reproductive capacity of an organism or population, measured by the number of gametes (eggs)

The capability of a female to produce young in abundance.

Fecundity is the biological capacity of a woman, a man or a couple to produce a live birth. Beyond individual variations, fecundity in women reaches its maximum at around age 20, starts decreasing slo [..]

The quantity of gametes (usually eggs) produced by an individual.

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