The typical clutch consists of two eggs which are incubated in turns by both parents.

A clutch consists of three or four, rarely five, eggs.

The clutch consists of 3 to 7 eggs that start white but soon become stained.

The normal clutch consists of four or five eggs, and rarely six or seven.

The clutch consists of three to four dull white eggs of a tapered oval shape measuring 42 x 31 mm and with red-brown blotches that are often heavier around the larger end of the egg.

The clutch consists of 3-6 speckled eggs and multiple broods may be raised with declining numbers in the clutch in subsequent broods.

A typical clutch consists of 6 to 8 eggs whose shells are pure white with a smooth surface and high gloss.

The clutch consists of one to four eggs, but usually contains three to four.

The clutch consists of 4-6 eggs.

The usual clutch consists of 3 to 6 spindle shaped bluish-green eggs with a white chalky covering that gets soiled over time.

The clutch consists of 2 to 4 eggs.

The clutch consists of three to four eggs.

The clutch consists of 4-8 fawn to buff white eggs which are incubated only by the female.

The normal clutch consists of about 3-5 eggs.

A dual-clutch transmission uses two sets of internals which are alternately used, each with its own clutch, so that a " gearchange " actually only consists of one clutch engaging as the other disengages, making for a supposedly " seamless " shift with no break in ( or jarring reuptake of ) power transmission.

The clutch consists of two eggs which are oval pale greenish and white with spots and streaks becoming more dense at the broad end.

For this reason, a modern dog clutch in an automobile has a synchronizer mechanism or synchromesh, which consists of a cone clutch and blocking ring.

She can lay about 6 to 8 clutches, which consists of two eggs in each clutch.

The clutch consists of two to four eggs.

A clutch consists of 2-8 eggs, which retain a cinnamon color for most of the gestational period, but develop brown spots just prior to hatching.

The mechanical transmission in the rear part of the hull consists of a change gear quadrant, a multiplate main clutch of metallic contact, a manual gearbox with five forward gears, two multiplate planetary steering clutches with band brakes and two in-line final drive groups.

Fledging success ( usually 3-4 young per nest ) is lower than clutch size ; this is not an unusual state of affairs in species with asynchronous hatching, as some nestlings often die of starvation.

The nest is a shallow cup lined with hair and is built in trees and bushes or clumps of bamboo with 3-4 eggs per clutch.

The usual clutch is 3-4 eggs with greenish ground color and numerous small brown specks at the larger.

The normal clutch is 3-4 eggs which are pale bluish green.

Their eggs are white and they generally produce 2-9 eggs per clutch ( depending on species ).

The normal clutch is 2-4 white eggs, incubated solely by the female, which hatch after about 15 – 17 days, with another 20 – 25 days to fledging.

There is one brood produced a year, with clutch size usually two ; the dull white eggs measure and are sparsely spotted or blotched with reddish brown.

The female lays a clutch of about 3 smooth, oval, white eggs and both parents incubate ; chicks hatch one at a time rather than all together.

A single white egg marked with red splotches is the usual clutch.

A clutch of two dull white or bluish-white oval eggs measuring 52 x 41 mm is laid.

The clutch comprises 6 to 10 white eggs, which in many of the species have red speckles.

The usual clutch is 3-6 white eggs.

) The normal clutch is two eggs, which are buff or dull white marked with brown.

A single brood of four white or creamy eggs with light brown and grey blotches is laid ; once the clutch is complete, incubation is performed by the female for between 21 – 24 days.

Approximately 4 to 7 white eggs are found in a typical clutch, but clutch size can reach up to a dozen eggs in years when voles are abundant.

The clutch varies from 7 to 12 white eggs that are incubated by both the parents.

A clutch of three or four matte white eggs with reddish-brown splotches and spots, measuring 12 x 16 mm ( 0. 45 x 0. 6 in ).

Its eggs are white and there are usually two in a clutch.

The clutch is four to five eggs which are very glossy white and spherical with spots and speckles of deep maroon or purple.

The usual clutch is four eggs which are dull white in colour and broad oval in shape, but varies from 1-5 eggs.

The clutch is typically 3-5 white eggs, spotted red.

A single clutch of 4-5 round white eggs is typical.