Titlebook: Evolution of Sexual Reproduction in Marine Invertebrates; Example of gymnolaem Andrew (Andrey N.) Ostrovsky Book 2013 Springer Science+Busi

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Evolution of Reproductive Patterns in Cheilostomata,ilostomata sequentially, with a short time lag: oogenesis becomes modified first, with the decrease in the number of offspring compensated soon after by the origin of brooding. Finally, the stages in the evolution of sexual reproduction in other bryozoan groups (classes Phylactolaemata and Stenolaem

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Evolution of Sexual Reproduction in Marine InvertebratesExample of gymnolaem

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Innovationen be- oder entschleunigen?,rious brood-chamber types. Both incipient and substantial matrotrophy have been recorded. Sexual polymorphism, precocious fertilization, nurse cells, coelomopores and oviposition are described from the literature and new data and their evolution is discussed.

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Reproductive Patterns of Gymnolaemate Bryozoa: General Overview and Comparative Analysis,rious brood-chamber types. Both incipient and substantial matrotrophy have been recorded. Sexual polymorphism, precocious fertilization, nurse cells, coelomopores and oviposition are described from the literature and new data and their evolution is discussed.

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