According to the Surani hypothesis, this process is unlikely to occur in certain circumstances.
According to the Surani hypothesis, this process is unlikely to occur in certain circumstances. Different forms of it include thelytoky, deuterotoky, and arrhenotoky, while its botanical analogue is apomixis. Mockford made breakthrough studies of the automictic and apomictic types of it in psocids. Some whiptails and geckos are also studied for their use of it, while aphids notably perform it during the summer. FTP, give this term for the growth of an organism from an unfertilized gamete, a type of asexual reproduction from the Greek for "virgin birth."
According to the Surani hypothesis, this process is unlikely to occur in certain circumstances.
{parthenogenesis} (prompt on asexual reproduction)