Titlebook: Comparative Vertebrate Reproduction; Julian Lombardi Book 1998 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1998 biology.ecology.physiology.re

BRIEF

不透明性

burnish

VERT

光亮

Stiffness/Flexibility Analysis, to produce specialized sex cells containing one half the chromosomal complement of other cells in the body. As part of successful reproduction, these . cells fuse to form a single . zygote. Thus, sexual reproduction involves combination of genetic information between two genetically recombined and distinct individuals.

多骨

Uncultured

Output Transformation Matrices,enetic level, the cells must organize themselves in a way that promotes differences in their individual patterns of development. This process is complicated by the amount of yolk present in the zygote and by the genetic constraints imposed by the history of the lineage.

Iatrogenic

膽小懦夫

Output Transformation Matrices,care to the investments made in oocytes, ova, or embryos following their initial release from the maternal body. This is an admittedly narrow interpretation of parental care. It does not include parental investments that are made in potential offspring prior to their release from the maternal body.

Fibrin

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-75553-1he diversity of their life histories. Each individual vertebrate’s life history is composed of its particular adaptive responses to the environment. These adaptive responses, however, are themselves limited to a set of potential responses—a set of responses that is the cumulative product of the vertebrate lineage’s evolutionary history.