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Some animals, like Komodo dragons, sharks, California condors, stick insects, blind snakes, tardigrades, crocodiles, and Mollyfish, can reproduce without mating through a process called parthenogenesis. This phenomenon allows females to create embryos from unfertilized eggs, resulting in offspring that are either all male or all female.
Some animals, like Komodo dragons, sharks, California condors, stick insects, blind snakes, tardigrades, crocodiles, and Mollyfish, can reproduce without mating through a process called parthenogenesis. This phenomenon allows females to create embryos from unfertilized eggs, resulting in offspring that are either all male or all female.
•Parthenogenesis allows females to create embryos from unfertilized eggs, resulting in offspring that are all male or all female.
•Some animals, like stick insects, occasionally engage in sexual reproduction to enhance genetic diversity.
•Tardigrades can reproduce both sexually and asexually, with parthenogenesis being more common in certain habitats.
•Crocodiles were recently documented to reproduce through parthenogenesis, a form of asexual reproduction.
•Mollyfish exhibit a unique form of parthenogenesis called sperm-dependent parthenogenesis.
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