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Epitoky is a
process that
occurs in many
species of
polychaete marine worms wherein a ****ually
immature worm (the atoke) is
modified or
transformed into...
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normally occurs externally and the ****es are separate. (****ual reproduction).
Epitoky is a
process that
occurs in polychaete,
where a ****ually
immature worm...
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process of
synchronous reproduction in the form of a
swarm is
known as
epitoky.
During this process,
there is no
actual male to
female contact. The reproductive...
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exhibit remarkable reproductive strategies. Some
species reproduce by
epitoky. For much of the year,
these worms look like any
other burrow-dwelling...
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dying (semelparity), and most of them
morph into a
distinct form to
breed (
epitoky).
Ragworms are
important food
sources for a
number of s**** birds. Ragworms...
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other nereidids. The rear
chaetae undergo the
fewest changes during epitoky, and may even be unmodified. The
internal acicula are also unique; some...
- depression). Look up
thelytoky in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Autotoky Epitoky Arrhenotoky White,
Michael J.D. (1984). "Chromosomal
Mechanisms in Animal...
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deposit feeder.
During the
spawning period S.
inflatum undergoes epitoky.
Scalibregma inflatum is
found within the
polychaete family Scalibregmatidae...
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becomes detached and
swims to the
surface of the sea, in a
process termed "
epitoky". Here the
gametes are
released and the
stolon dies. Meanwhile, the parent...
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joins others to
swarm in the
water column, in a
process known as "
epitoky". Here the
gametes are
released and the
stolon dies. Meanwhile, the parent...
