10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «OVIPAROUSLY»
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1
Live Feeds in Marine Aquaculture
Adult females ovulate approximately every 140h, depending on rearing
conditions and whether development of embryos occurs oviparously or
ovoviviparously. In females, spawning is followed by a moult, after which
ovulation takes place.
Josianne Støttrup, Lesley McEvoy, 2008
2
Aquatic Biodiversity: A Celebratory Volume in Honour of ...
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generated F2 cysts nauplii HTJ of cysts c/t encystm ovv. females SFB x SFB ...
Koen Martens, Henri J. Dumont, 2003
3
The Brine Shrimp Artemia: Proceedings of the International ...
Italy) feeding on Cltlamydomonas and on unknown microflora, when subjected to
hypo-alimentation, reproduced ovoviviparously on the first deposition and
oviparously on the subsequent depositions. The incidence of ovipaf ity could not
be ...
4
The Ohio Journal of Science
tion may be oviparously, or viviparously and parthenogene- tically, or oviparously
and parthenogenetically. In a great number of genera several viviparous
parthenogenic generations follow one after the other throughout the favorable
growing ...
5
House of the Wolf: (Book Three of the Phoenix Legacy)
Itismost notable forits capacityto regenerate itself from as littleas ten percentofits
body, a process that provides one means of species reproduction, although it is
also trisexualand reproduces oviparously. The eggs are incubated by certain ...
6
Communications to the Board of Agriculture, on Subjects ...
... created for the support of animals intended for the food and use of man, she
seems to have bestowed more than ordinary care. Different kinds of animals
propagate in different modes, some oviparously and some viviparously. Plants
having.
7
A Dictionary of Terms Used in Medicine and the Collateral ...
autumnal months, oviparously. The same phenomena apply to the Aphis (
puceron, or green-plant louse), with the additional fact, that many of its offspring
are winged, and many without wings, or distinction of sex ; in this respect making
an ...
Richard Dennis Hoblyn, 1844
There is in this case another strange deviation from the ordinary laws of
propagation, viz. that in the warmer summer months the young are produced
viviparously, and in the cooler autumnal months oviparously. A single
impregnation of the ...
Itdoes nestand reproduce itself oviparously. Indeed,I would soonlearn numerous
items of unusual value were storedin the warmth of certain of the sheds atthe
plaza oftraining. The average Goreanspear is some seven feet in length, witha ...
10
Chambers concise dictionary
□oviparously adv. ovipositor /ouvi'pDzit3(r)/ >n, zool] in female insects: the egg-
laying organ, which is often long and tube-like, at the rear end of the abdomen. 2
in some female fishes: a similar organ. [19c: from OVI- + Latin positor placer] ...
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