ByLeo2a7V
Hello,
I once heard a rumor that snakes can still hatch from unfertilized eggs (which then have the same DNA as the mother).
Is that correct ?
Thank you in advance 🙂
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Few species can do that. It’s called maiden production or: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parthenogenese
There are snake types that have this on it (in the link is a list of all snake types, of which parthogenesis is known) but the grain atter does not belong to it.
Thank you, I’m sure it’s helpful for others too:)
Even if the grain gates are not listed, it is still capable of:)
Maybe.
Thanks for the star!
Yes, but parthenogenesis in cornate is extremely rare.