- Fission, in biology, is the
division of a
single entity into two or more
parts and the
regeneration of
those parts to
separate entities resembling the...
- no
recent larval recruitment and that this
species may be
obligately fissiparous.
Fission seemed to take
place only in the
spring and
summer and for any...
- Jorgensen, "Dissent and
Schism in the
Early Church:
Explaining Mormon Fissiparousness", Dialogue: A
Journal of
Mormon Thought, vol. 28, no. 3 (Fall 1993)...
-
although the
Mediterranean po****tions are
clonal reproducing through fissiparous a****ual reproduction. It was
originally described in 1840 by the English...
-
interrelation of a****ual and ****ual
reproduction in a po****tion of the
fissiparous hermaphroditic seastar Nepanthia belcheri (Asteroidea: Asterinidae)"...
- ill-will and
prejudice to cope with. Must we
hasten to
create further fissiparous forces?"
Despite the
general attitude of the
Bengali political class...
-
Iranian elites led to a
period in the mid-1950s
where the
elite displa****
fissiparous tendencies,
feuding amongst themselves now that
Mossadegh had been overthrown...
- de
Givreuse [The
Enigma of Givreuse] (1917) is
another novel about a
fissiparous human being,
divided into two
totally similar individuals, each naturally...
- in the
Indian Ocean. It is
known for its a****ual
reproduction and is
fissiparous. It is a
small starfish,
discrete and camouflaged, and
occurs in coral...
- McAlary,
Florence A. (1993). Po****tion
Structure and
Reproduction of the
Fissiparous Seastar,
Linckia columbiae Gray, on
Santa Catalina Island, California...
