- Ovoviviparity, ovovivipary, ovivipary, or
aplacental viviparity is a "bridging" form of
reproduction between egg-laying
oviparous and live-bearing viviparous...
- of the
three major modes of
elasmobranch reproduction encomp****ed by "
aplacental viviparity", and can be
contrasted with yolk-sac
viviparity (in which...
-
producing light from a
distinctive array of photop****s.
Reproduction is
aplacental viviparous, with
females gestating two or
three young at a time. The dwarf...
- the rays
separate and
withdraw to
shelters on the reef.
Reproduction is
aplacental viviparous, with
females giving birth to
litters of up to
seven young...
-
suggests that it is
adapted for
hunting at night. The
crocodile shark is
aplacental viviparous, with
females typically giving birth to
litters of four. The...
- hunt both on the sea
floor and well
above it in open water. It is
likely aplacental viviparous, with the
mother supplying her
gestating young with histotroph...
- been do****ented
within the
aggregations at Poor Knights. This
species is
aplacental viviparous, with the
developing embryos sustained by
histotroph ("uterine...
- crabs,
which this slow-moving
species may
capture via suction. It is
aplacental viviparous, with
females producing litters of 15–52 pups.
Harmless to...
- and
results in live birth.
Viviparity in
sharks can be
placental or
aplacental.
Young are born
fully formed and self-sufficient. Hammerheads, the requiem...
- po****tions of
sharks living in
different regions. Additionally, they are
aplacental viviparous,
meaning that the
young hatch inside the
uterus and are nourished...
