-
until her
death in 1887. In Tenrikyo, she is also
referred to as the
Foundress of
Tenrikyo (天理教教祖). Upon her
divine revelation, she gave away most of...
- Montegiove; 1357 – 14 July 1435) was an
Italian religious sister and
foundress, and is a
beata of the
Roman Catholic Church. She
founded a congregation...
- own nests.
During this time, each
foundress mates with a
different male and lays her eggs, with the
dominant foundress laying the
majority of the eggs....
- Corbie, PCC (13
January 1381 – 6
March 1447) was a
French abbess and the
foundress of the
Colettine Poor Clares, a
reform branch of the
Order of
Saint Clare...
- wasp that is part of a
complex society based around a
single dominant foundress along with
other cofoundresses and a
dominance hierarchy. P. fuscatus...
- 30
January 1846 – 2
March 1932) was a
Spanish religious sister and the
foundress of the
Sisters of the
Company of the Cross [es], a
Roman Catholic religious...
- had shown, she had
gained the
confidence of
Mother Mary of Jesus, the
foundress, and was
immediately named the
Superior of the community. When she made...
- multiple-
foundress groups are more
likely to
survive to
produce offspring than are single-
foundress groups, and
individual foundresses in multiple-
foundress colonies...
- a multiple-
foundress colony, and in many
cases a
single foundress colony fails before any of the
brood reach adulthood.
Multiple Foundress colonies Of...
-
Bonifacia Rodríguez y
Castro (6 June 1837 – 8
August 1905) was the co-
foundress of the
Religious Congregation of the
Servants of St. Joseph, who developed...
