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Biparental inheritance is a type of
biological inheritance where the
progeny inherits a
maternal and a
paternal allele for one gene. It is one of the criteria...
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inherited uniparentally from the mt+
mating type parent.
These rare
biparental zygotes allowed mapping of
chloroplast genes by recombination.[citation...
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structure of
Colombian po****tions by
means of
uniparental and
biparental DNA markers".
American Journal of
Physical Anthropology. 143 (1): 13–20...
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until the
death of one mate.
Monogamy allows for both
paternal care and
biparental care,
which is
especially important for
species in
which care from both...
- Co-parenting is an
enterprise undertaken by
parents who
together take on the socialization, care, and
upbringing of
children for whom they
share equal...
- both the male and
female parti****te in
caring for the
fertilized eggs (
biparental egg care). A
female triggerfish stays near the
spawning ground, around...
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feeding mode) such as
Gymnogeophagus balzanii and
Geophagus steindachneri.
Biparental mouthbrooding occurs where both
parents take some of the eggs. This is...
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benefit from
biparental care.
Biparental care is
particularly prevalent in
mammals and birds. 90% of bird
species are monogamous, in
which biparental care patterns...
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Frankenburg FR,
Reich DB,
Marino MF,
Lewis RE,
Williams AA, et al. (2000). "
Biparental failure in the
childhood experiences of
borderline patients". Journal...
- ; Summers, K. (2010). "A key
ecological trait drove the
evolution of
biparental care and
monogamy in an amphibian".
American Naturalist. 175 (4): 436–446...
