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similar to a live birth. The term "viviparity" and its
adjective form "
viviparous" both
derive from the
Latin vivus,
meaning "living"; and pario, meaning...
- The
viviparous lizard, or
common lizard, (Zootoca vivipara,
formerly Lacerta vivipara) is a
Eurasian lizard. It
lives ****her
north than any
other species...
- scenarios, some fish such as the
hammerhead shark and reef
shark are
viviparous, with the egg
being fertilized and
developed internally, but with the...
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cartilaginous fishes, however, are
truly viviparous,
giving birth to live young, and
producing no egg
s****. In
these forms, the
ovisac nurtures the developing...
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river snails. This
species is a
viviparous (ovoviviparous) snail. The
height of the
s**** is 25–35 mm. The
width of the
s**** is 20–26 mm.
Males are 2 mm...
- Most
reptiles are oviparous,
although several species of
squamates are
viviparous, as were some
extinct aquatic clades – the
fetus develops within the...
- (genus Nerodia) and
garter snakes (genus Thamnophis), S.
dekayi is a
viviparous species,
giving birth to live young. ****ual
maturity is
reached at two...
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leaving them undisturbed. The
divergence between oviparous (egg-laying) and
viviparous (offspring
develop internally)
mammals is
believed to date to the Tri****ic...
- the
reproductive tract of the
mother to be born
later as live
young in
viviparous organisms.
Internal fertilization evolved many
times in animals.: 2 According...
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development in the mother. This is one
major difference from rays,
which are
viviparous,
meaning they give
birth to live young. When a
female skate is fertilized...
