You are seeing Ask web results for UNISEXUALLY.
|
Gonochorism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
In biology, gonochorism ( Greek offspring + disperse) or unisexualism describes sexually reproducing species in which individuals have just one of at least two distinct sexes. The term is most o...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gonochorism |
|
Definition of unisexually in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of unisexually. Pronunciation of unisexually. Translations of unisexually. unisexually synonyms, unisexually antonyms. Information about unisexually in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. ... unisexually; UNISFA; Unisg; Unish Kuri; Unish-Kuri;
|
|
2. Having only one type of sexual organ; not a hermaphrodite. ... unisexually adv ... Unisex Bathrooms; Unisex name; Unisex names; Unisex restroom; Unisex restrooms; Unisex Santonian; Unisex washroom; Unisex washrooms;
|
|
uni·sex·ual (yo̵̅o̅′nə sek′s̸ho̵̅o̅ əl). adjective. of only one sex; specif.,. Bot. diclinous; Zool. producing either eggs or sperm, not both; dioecious ...
|
|
Parkes (P) strain were divided into 5 unisexual groups of 30 ... effect) were achieved in unisexually grouped female mice ...
|
|
When mated, unisexually-reared female rats produced a significant excess of females in their litters, while males predominated significantly in litters produced by bisexually-reared females. The percentage of female offspring produced by both types of females declined with successive litters.
|
|
Advocate: Features designer John Bartlett. Bartlett's admission of his homosexuality; Description of Bartlett's fashion designs...
|
|
Encyclopedia article about unisexually. Information about unisexually in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... (redirected from unisexually)
|
|
Whitten effect - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Whitten effect is a phenomenon observed by W. K. Whitten (1956, 1966, 1968), whereby male mouse pheromone-laden urine synchronizes the estrus cycle "among unisexually grouped females." Although ...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitten_effect |
|
The morphology of the female reproductive organs and oogenesis in the unisexually and bisexually transplanted females were compared over a 9-day period. Females which paired with male worms in hamsters continued to produce eggs throughout the experiment.
|
