Significados de parthenogenetic en inglés

Subsequently, we varied the ethanol concentration to increase the effectiveness of parthenogenetic activation.

Several teams have now created parthenogenetic human stem cells from eggs.

This suggests that parthenogenetic reproduction is not an evolutionary dead end.

They're all clones, you see; parthenogenetic, so I retain the temperament for the job.

Ocelli are only present in males and winged parthenogenetic females.

There are other insects which are parthenogenetic at one time and sexually productive at another.

Everybody blames the business on his parthenogenetic birth.

He may be in a burrow, quiescent, parthenogenetic, hatching the eggs of an inconceivable new species.

The mitochondrial distribution may correspond to the Ca(2+) changes during meiotic maturation and parthenogenetic activation.

A parthenogenetic female will emerge from this gall in autumn and will overwinter in a sheltered spot.

They are similar to the slough crayfish found in Florida but are parthenogenetic, which means they reproduce asexually.

How the males are formed-forof course males are eventually produced by the parthenogenetic females-wedo not know.

He is reputed to have been one of twins, children of the Sun and a maid by parthenogenetic conception.

Diploid parthenogenetic Artemia produce rare males, which may retain the ability to mate with females of related sexual lineages.

The cosmopolitan parthenogenetic oribatid mite Oppiella nova has a broad ecological phenotype and is omnipresent in a variety of habitats.

The parthenogenetic birth of Christ, simple enough at first as a popular miracle, was not left so simple by the theologians.