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uterus (uterus duplex). In
other animals (e.g. nematodes), the term '
didelphic'
refers to a
double genital tract, as
opposed to monodelphic, with a single...
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intervention depends on the
extent of the
individual problem. With a
didelphic uterus surgery is not
usually recommended. A
uterine septum can be resected...
- of the
uterus can
develop in utero.
Though uncommon, some of
these are
didelphic uterus,
bicornate uterus and others. See also List of
related male and...
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Congenital uterine malformations include unicornuate, septate, bicornate,
didelphic, and
arcuate uteri. The
relationship between uterine abnormalities that...
- species)
Trichodorus Cobb, 1913 (54 species) The two
largest genera have
didelphic females (two
genital tracts), and are
distributed worldwide. In the contrast...
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economically important plant parasites and
virus vectors. The
females are
didelphic (two
genital tracts), and are
distributed worldwide. Historically, Trichodorus...
- is the
largest in the
family consists of 54 species. The
females are
didelphic (two
genital tracts), and are
distributed worldwide.
Trichorids became...
- conico-cylindrical the male
reproductive system consists of a
single testis the
female didelphic has
reflexed ovaries. Genera:
Arenasoma Yeates, 1967
Bathylaimoides Allgén...
- with the intestine. The
lateral field has four incisures.
Females are
didelphic; they
contain paired ovaries. The
phasmids are
located in the posterior...
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Another hallmark of
Oxyurioids is the
production of two
types of eggs by a
didelphic female, a
phenomenon known as poecilogony. Accordingly, in some oxyurids...
