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complement of 45. The term
ploidy is a back-formation from
haploidy and
diploidy. "Ploid" is a
combination of
Ancient Gr**** -πλόος (-plóos, "-fold") and...
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collectively called automictic parthenogenesis, the
ploidy is
restored to
diploidy by
various means. This is
because haploid individuals are not
viable in...
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Unsolved problem in biology: What
selection pressures led to the
evolution and
maintenance of ****ual reproduction? (more
unsolved problems in biology)...
- Icerya. In Parthenolecanium,
males are born from
unfertilized eggs but
diploidy is
briefly restored by
fusion of
haploid cleave nuclei and then one ****...
- PMID 12478292. S2CID 4382757. Kleiman, Maya; Tannenbaum,
Emmanuel (2009). "
Diploidy and the
selective advantage for ****ual
reproduction in
unicellular organisms"...
- Diploid-triploid
mosaicism Other names Diploidy triploidy, 2n/3n mixoploidy,
triploidy mosaicism,
diploid triploid mosaic, DTM,
mosaic triploid Two children...
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chromosomes and one pair of ****
chromosomes (allosomes). A
major exception to
diploidy in
humans is
gametes (sperm and egg cells)
which are
haploid with 23 unpaired...
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meros = part, and was
originally used to
describe both
unstable partial diploidy, such as that
which occurs briefly in
recipients after mating with an Hfr...
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compared to the
haploid stage, i.e.
haploid dominance. The
advantage of
diploidy, heterosis, only
exists in the
diploid life generation.
Bryophytes retain...
- {754}{2\times 2504}}} ,
where 2 × {\displaystyle 2\times } is to
account for
diploidy.
Allele frequency Hernandez, Ryan D.; Uricchio,
Lawrence H.; Hartman, Kevin;...
