- dy-EE-sh(ee-)əs) is a
characteristic of
certain species that have
distinct uni****ual individuals, each
producing either male or
female gametes,
either directly...
- be
monoicous (bi****ual),
producing both eggs and sperm, or
dioicous (
uni****ual),
either female (producing eggs) or male (producing sperm). In the bryophytes...
-
salamanders are
known to be ****ociated with
uni****ual (all-female) po****tions of
ancient origin. The
uni****ual females often look like blue-spotted salamanders...
- gonochoric.[clarification needed] Look up gonochorism, gonochory, or
uni****ualism in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. The term is
derived from Gr**** gone...
- is paraphyletic, and may be
broken up into more
species in the ****ure.
Uni****ual (all-female) po****tions of
ambystomatid salamanders are
widely distributed...
- of
reproduction where eggs
develop without fertilization,
resulting in
uni****ual species. This
phenomenon is
closely related with
reproductive modes such...
-
oldest known uni****ual vertebrate lineage,
having emerged about 5
million years ago.
Genome exchange can
sometimes occur between the
uni****ual female Ambystoma...
- perennial: not an
annual or
biennial succulent (adjective):
juicy or
fleshy uni****ual: of one ****;
bearing only male or only
female reproductive organs woody:...
- perennial: not an
annual or
biennial succulent (adjective):
juicy or
fleshy uni****ual: of one ****;
bearing only male or only
female reproductive organs woody:...
-
salamanders are an
ancient (2.4–3.8 million year-old)
uni****ual vertebrate lineage. In the
polyploid uni****ual mole
salamander females, a
premeiotic endomitotic...
