Although this process does not occur naturally in mammals, Gregory Pincus artificially induced this in a rabbit. When certain bees become infected with a bacterium of the genus Wolbachia, they start to undergo this process, which is more famously employed by certain types of lizards such as the Komodo Dragon. However, this process does not occur in hermaphroditic species, because they have both sex organs. Coming from the Greek for "virgin birth," this is, FTP, what process, by which females produce offspring without male fertilization of eggs.
Although this process does not occur naturally in mammals, Gregory Pincus artificially induced this in a rabbit. When certain bees become infected with a bacterium of the genus Wolbachia, they start to undergo this process, which is more famously employed by certain types of lizards such as the Komodo Dragon. However, this process does not occur in hermaphroditic species, because they have both sex organs. Coming from the Greek for "virgin birth," this is, FTP, what process, by which females produce offspring without male fertilization of eggs.          |
Although this process does not occur naturally in mammals, Gregory Pincus artificially induced this in a rabbit.
{Parthenogenesis}