parthenogenetic

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• Arrhenotoky: parthenogenetic reproduction when the progeny are all males: see thelyotoky and deuterotoky. Explanation of Terms Used in Entomology
• The first hypothesis assumes that triploidy is associated with the origin of parthenogenesis and that both diploid and tetraploid parthenogenetic forms are derived.
• Parthenogenetic Anemia has TO basic zymogram and ALP marker zone which are significantly different from those of the bisexual Artemia.
• The females multiply parthenogenetically at an enormous rate, and the insects at all stages are greedily taken by insectivorous animals. Times, Sunday Times
• They can, however, generate "uniparental" embryonic stem cell lines. Uniparental embryos with two maternal sets of chromosomes are known as parthenogenetic.
• Parthenogenetic weevils are apomictic.
• In the text books they call it parthenogenetic unisexual pseudocopulation, or uniparens (one parent). Autotomous Penes & Endless War
• Arctic species of mayflies, scale insects, midges, caddisflies and other groups are known to be parthenogenetic.
• A single infusorian becomes in a week the ancestor of millions, that is to say, of far more individuals than could proceed under the most favourable conditions from a pair of elephants in five centuries, while Huxley calculated that the progeny of a single parthenogenetic aphis, under favouring circumstances, would in a few months outweigh the whole population of China. [ Essays in War-Time Further Studies in the Task of Social Hygiene
• Soon the whole species would consist only of parthenogenetic females.