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Article #4734Re: parthanogenesis
From: Lakshmikantan Ramakrishnan
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1993 18:37
Date: Wed, 13 Oct 1993 18:37
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John Reed writes My last question is simply: in what types of organisms does parthanogenesis occur? I know it occurs in insects, what about other arthropods, plants (I believe it does), other animals, fungi? < Lizards, for one. Lot's of all female (=parthenoform) whiptail lizards *Cnemidophorus* sp. in Texas. ramki L.Ramakrishnan Zoology Dept. UT Austin
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