Assertion: scorpion | /r/HasProperty | viviparous
Facets:
value: universally
type: MANNER
value: unlike the majority of arachnida
type: OTHER
value: unlike other arachnids
type: OTHER
value: depending on species
type: OTHER
value: unlike most nonmammalian animals
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: Unlike the majority of species in the class Arachnida, which are oviparous, scorpions seem to be universally viviparous.
text: Unlike most nonmammalian animals, scorpions are viviparous, giving birth to live young instead of laying eggs.
text: Scorpions are viviparous – they produce live babies.
text: Scorpions are viviparous, which means that rather than hatching from eggs, the young develop inside the mother’s body before being born.
text: Alternate theories suggested that there was a key ancestor that separated the scorpions from other arachnids and provided them with unique characteristics, such the reproductive features because all scorpions are viviparous while spiders and other arachnids carry out this process through the production of eggs or other spherical silk bodies.
text: Unlike other arachnids, which are oviparous (egg-laying), scorpions are viviparous, giving birth to live young.
text: Scorpions are viviparous and the young are born one by one.
text: Scorpions, however, are either ovoviviparous or viviparous, depending on species, and bear live young.
text: Unlike the majority of Arachnida, scorpions are viviparous.
text: Unlike the majority of species in the class arachnid, which are oviparous, scorpions seem to be universally viviparous.
text: All scorpions are viviparous, meaning that the babies develop within the mother, gaining nutrients for growth directly from her, and are born alive.