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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «DEUTEROTOKY»
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1
Handbook of Biological Control: Principles and Applications ...
In the first half of the chapter we discuss sex determination, arrhenotoky,
deuterotoky, thelytoky, sex-ratio distorting factors (including genomic and
cytoplasmic factors) and heteronomous (auto-) parasitism. In the second half of
the chapter we ...
T. W. Fisher, Thomas S. Bellows, L. E. Caltagirone, 1999
2
Insects as Natural Enemies: A Practical Perspective
Reproductive mode Males from Females from Type arrhenotoky unfertilised eggs
fertilised eggs sexual thelytoky absent unfertilised eggs asexual deuterotoky
unfertilised eggs unfertilised eggs asexual and control (non-inbred) crosses ...
3
Animal Behavior Desk Reference: A Dictionary of Animal ...
Parthenogenesis in which both male and female progeny are produced (Lincoln
et al. 1985). syn. ampherotoky, amphoterotoky, deuterotoky, gametotoky (Lincoln
et al. 1985) androcyclic parthenogenesis n. Parthenogenesis in which a series ...
4
Insect Molecular Genetics: An Introduction to Principles and ...
Parthenogenesis can be divided into three major types: arrhenotoky, thelytoky,
and deuterotoky. Deuterotoky is the least common and involves the development
of unfertilized eggs into either males or females, and at least one insect, a mayfly,
...
5
The Masterpiece of Nature: The Evolution and Genetics of ...
3.32.2 Other Mechanisms of Parthenogenesis Deuterotoky . Deuterotoky is
almost of necessity an occasional or facultative mechanism, and is found as such
in a number of tychoparthenogenetic moths; it has also been described from a ...
6
Encyclopedia of Entomology
Parthenogenesis is reproduction in which progeny are produced by unfertilized
females. The mechanisms involved in parthenogenesis are diverse but can be
divided into three major types: arrhenotoky, thelytoky, deuterotoky. Deuterotoky ...
7
Acarology: Proceedings of the 10th International Congress
This situation might be deuterotoky in the sense that the mite reproduces both
sexes parthenogenetically. Before using that term, however, we must examine
the male function to determine ifit is really sex- ually functional or not. Diplo-
diploid ...
DE Walter, H Proctor, RB Halliday, 2001
8
Theoretical Approaches to Biological Control
'Deuterotoky' refers to parthenogenetic reproduction of both sexes (Whiting, 1945
). With the hindsight that our current knowledge of PI Wolbachia affords, it seems
that many of the observations of 'deuterotoky' may simply refer to populations ...
Bradford A. Hawkins, Howard V. Cornell, 1999
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Color Morphology of the Western Flower Thrips of California ...
Thrips exhibit all forms of parthenogenesis: thelytoky (producing only female
eggs), arrhenotoky (producing only male eggs) and producing both sexes or
deuterotoky (Mound and Fleming 1991, Hoy 2003, Gullan and Cranston 2005).
Where ...
Cheryle Ann O'Donnell, 2007
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A Dictionary of Entomology
See Arrhenotoky; Deuterotoky; Heterogony; Thelytoky. Cf. Gynogenesis.
PARTHENOGENETIC Adj. (Greek, parthenos I virgin + genesis I descent.)
Pertaining to organisms developed through Parthenogenesis. See Asexual;
Parthenogenesis.
