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 The type of asexual reproduction in whiptail lizards generates all-female offspring. The Komodo dragon, turns out, can do both: they can reproduce sexually or asexually depending on their environmental conditions            






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Asexual reproduction requires only one parent, which produces genetically identical offspring. Fragmentation and regeneration, the kind of asexual reproduction occuring in California blackworms         




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Asexual reproduction in plants. It is possible for plant to reproduce asexually Three methods of plant asexual reproduction are: Bulbs - underground food storage organs with fleshy leaves that store food and can grow and develop into new plants like onions   


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THE GUPPY FISH

external fertilization ,the guppy is one of the best known members of the family poeciliidae a remarkable group of fish like other poeciliidae,the guppy has internal fertilization and gives birth to live young



THE SLOTH
internal fertilization, all sloths are solitary by nature and come together only to mate two toed male sloths use anal secretions on tree branches to advertise their presence while females in season emit high pitched mating calls



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THE ARRAU TURTLE

external fertilization ,marine turtles mate in deep water after which females gestate the eggs for a period of 2 to 3 weeks.most species lay eggs during the night female turtles travel considerable distances along the beach so that the eggs are not exposed to large waves and high tide.


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All cartilaginous fish reproduce using internal fertilization. The male uses "claspers" to grasp the female, and then he releases sperm to fertilize the female's oocytes. After that, reproduction can differ among sharks, skates, and rays.





  Waved albatross
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scientific name :  Phoebastra irrorata








Adaptation

Like  many other birds that glide, the Waved albatross  (Phoebastra Irrorata) relies on strong winds to be able to take off. The Waved albatross, like other Albatross, spend part of their year at sea. The Waved Albatross, does not travel very far and when it does travel, it is not gone for a very long time. Maybe for a couple months or so.

characteristic's

 The  Waved Albatross is the largest bird in Galapagos.
they also have a Wing spawn of up to maybe up to two and a half meters.
Both genders have a  white head with a yellow crown and a neck, mainly their body is chestnut brown and a white under wing.

Video
https://youtu.be/tHCQYIX6Mf4
                              

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