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Matrotrophy is a form of
maternal care
during organism development, ****ociated with live
birth (viviparity), in
which the
embryo of an
animal or flowering...
- fertilization).
Lecithotrophy and
matrotrophy are not
discrete traits. Most
scientific studies quantify matrotrophy using a
matrotrophy index (MI),
which is the...
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attached directly to the
mother in
these lizards which is
called viviparous matrotrophy.
Ovoviviparous animals develop within eggs that
remain within the mother's...
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montane water skink (Eulamprus tympanum). In general,
viviparity and
matrotrophy are
believed to have
evolved from an
ancestral condition of oviparity...
- lecithotrophic,
which literally means "feeding on yolk"; as
opposed to
matrotrophy,
where the
maternal circulation provides for the
nutritional needs. Distinguishing...
- type of
lecithotrophy (no
maternal provisioning).
Other species exhibit matrotrophy, in
which the
embryo exhausts its yolk
supply early in
gestation and...
- eating) or by
eating their unborn siblings (intra-uterine cannibalism). "
Matrotrophy" (mother feeding)
occurs when the
embryo exhausts its yolk
supply early...
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placenta attached to the
female –
unambiguous examples of
viviparous matrotrophy. Furthermore, an
example recently described in
Trachylepis ivensi is...
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Buglife Jędrzejowska, Izabela; Garbiec,
Arnold (2020). "Adaptations for
matrotrophy in the
female reproductive system in the
pseudoscorpion <SCP> Chelifer...
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female reproductive system during the
ovarian cycle and
adaptations for
matrotrophy in
chernetid pseudoscorpions (Pseudoscorpiones: Chernetidae)". Scientific...
