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Evolution without sex: How asexual mites generate genetic diversity and ensure survivalThe study provides new insights into the survival strategies of asexual organisms. Asexual evolution is supported by various sources of genetic diversity, to which the research team draws attention in ...
On Jan. 3, a swell shark egg hatched at Shreveport Aquarium in Shreveport, Louisiana. The egg was discovered by aquarium ...
Explore how oribatid mites have thrived for millions of years without sex, using unique strategies like parthenogenesis and gene transfer.
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No males required: shark mother gives birth despite only being surrounded by femalesA female swell shark gives birth to a pup without coming in contact with a male, and now scientists are wondering how this is ...
While asexual reproduction can be good for rapidly reproducing organisms, it's not ideal for organisms with long reproductive cycles like sharks, as it stunts genetic diversity, according to the ...
The study provides new insights into the survival strategies of asexual organisms. Asexual evolution is supported by various sources of genetic diversity, to which the research team draws ...
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