-
modes are
distinguished from
viviparity,
which covers all the
modes that
result in live birth:
Histotrophic viviparity: the
zygotes develop in the female's...
-
first two of
these modes were
categorized under histotroph viviparity, or
aplacental viviparity. The
young of
ovoviviparous amphibians are
sometimes born...
- parent;
histotrophic viviparity,
where the
zygotes develop in the female's oviducts, but are fed on
other tissues; and
hemotrophic viviparity,
where the developing...
-
viviparity is
called ovoviviparity, which, for instance,
occurs in most vipers. The more
developed form of
viviparity is
called placental viviparity;...
- In plants,
vivipary occurs when
seeds or
embryos begin to
develop before they
detach from the parent.
Plants such as some
Iridaceae and
Agavoideae grow...
-
where either unfertilised oocytes or
fertilised eggs are spawned, and
viviparity traditionally including any
mechanism where young are born live, or where...
-
young are
nourished by egg yolk.
There are two
types of
viviparity in fish. In
histotrophic viviparity, the
zygotes develop in the female's oviducts, but she...
- cl****ifications - ovuliparity, oviparity, ovo-
viviparity,
histotrophic viviparity and
hemotrophic viviparity.
Ovuliparity means the
female lays unfertilised...
- Nycteribiidae) as
adenotrophic viviparity is a
characteristic feature of the
superfamily Hippoboscoidea.
Adenotrophic viviparity differs from ovoviviparity...
- oviparous, with egg-casings that
resist evaporation of moisture. Ovo-
viviparity is
where the
zygote is
retained in the adult's body but
there are no trophic...