- to form new anemones. In echinoderms, the
process is
usually known as
fissiparity (a term also used
infrequently for
biological fission in general). Some...
- only a
select few sea star
species are able to
reproduce in
these ways.
Fissiparity in the
starfish family Asteriidae is
confined to the
genera Coscinasterias...
- many w****s
without food.
Coscinasterias calamaria mainly reproduces by
fissiparity (self division) by
tearing itself in two
pieces across the disc. It is...
- organism. In echinoderms, this
method of
reproduction is
usually known as
fissiparity. Due to many
environmental and
epigenetic differences,
clones originating...
- organism. In echinoderms, this
method of
reproduction is
usually known as
fissiparity. Any
splitting of a
single po****tion of
individuals into
discrete parts...
- stars, such as the six-armed
members of the
family Ophiactidae,
exhibit fissiparity (division
through fission), with the disk
splitting in half. Regrowth...
- in size (D. abnormalis:
radius 38 mm (1.5 in).
Reproduction through fissiparity is not
known to occur. D.
longispina might have pedicellariae. There...
- If the
seastar is
ripped apart, each arm can grow into a new
animal (
fissiparity) if a part of the main disk is attached. This is not
entirely uncommon...
-
autotomy and budding. A less
commonly used form of a****ual
reproduction is
fissiparity,
reproduction via the
division of the disk. This
phenomenon is observed...
-
reproductive apparatus.
Despite this, they don't
reproduce a****ually (by
fissiparity)
during the
summer months.
Almost any
piece from a
Schmidtea mediterranea...
