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Meanings of parthenogenetic in inglés

(Of reproduction) not involving the fusion of male and female gametes in reproduction.

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Subsequently, we varied the ethanol concentration to increase the effectiveness of parthenogenetic activation.
Pubmed
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Several teams have now created parthenogenetic human stem cells from eggs.
Reuters
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This suggests that parthenogenetic reproduction is not an evolutionary dead end.
Pubmed
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They're all clones, you see; parthenogenetic, so I retain the temperament for the job.
The Naked God
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Ocelli are only present in males and winged parthenogenetic females.
Pubmed
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There are other insects which are parthenogenetic at one time and sexually productive at another.
The Things Which Remain / An Address To Young Ministers
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Everybody blames the business on his parthenogenetic birth.
The Einstein Intersection
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He may be in a burrow, quiescent, parthenogenetic, hatching the eggs of an inconceivable new species.
The Robot Who Looked Like Me
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The mitochondrial distribution may correspond to the Ca(2+) changes during meiotic maturation and parthenogenetic activation.
Pubmed
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A parthenogenetic female will emerge from this gall in autumn and will overwinter in a sheltered spot.
The Irish Times
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They are similar to the slough crayfish found in Florida but are parthenogenetic, which means they reproduce asexually.
Independent.ie
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How the males are formed-forof course males are eventually produced by the parthenogenetic females-wedo not know.
Darwin and Modern Science
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He is reputed to have been one of twins, children of the Sun and a maid by parthenogenetic conception.
Archeological Expedition to Arizona in 1895 / Seventeenth Annual...
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Diploid parthenogenetic Artemia produce rare males, which may retain the ability to mate with females of related sexual lineages.
Pubmed
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The cosmopolitan parthenogenetic oribatid mite Oppiella nova has a broad ecological phenotype and is omnipresent in a variety of habitats.
Pubmed
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The parthenogenetic birth of Christ, simple enough at first as a popular miracle, was not left so simple by the theologians.
On the Prospects of Christianity / Bernard Shaw's Preface to And...
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