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parthenogenetically

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from The Century Dictionary.

  • By parthenogenesis.

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  • adverb In a parthenogenetic way.

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Examples

  • I doubt that “parthenogenetically derived eggs” would be able to meet the demands of a commercial production operation.

    Meleagris gallopavo - The Panda's Thumb 2009

  • Most cladocerans reproduce both parthenogenetically and sexually, employing a breeding system termed cyclic parthenogenesis.

    Crustacea 2008

  • A few species have given up sex entirely, and reproduce only parthenogenetically.

    Crustacea 2008

  • Most conchostracans reproduce sexually, but other species reproduce parthenogenetically.

    Crustacea 2008

  • I read with ashen resignation that Maureen Dowd, the professional spinster of the New York Times, will soon birth a book, no doubt parthenogenetically, called Are Men Necessary?

    Fred Reed on Maureen Dowd Steve Sailer 2005

  • I read with ashen resignation that Maureen Dowd, the professional spinster of the New York Times, will soon birth a book, no doubt parthenogenetically, called Are Men Necessary?

    Archive 2005-11-20 Steve Sailer 2005

  • The offspring of a double individual, originated in this way, increase for some time parthenogenetically by simple fission without conjugation, until at length a second conjugation takes place among them.

    Scientific American Supplement, No. 810, July 11, 1891 Various

  • The little green aphis, so numerous on our rose-bushes, can reproduce parthenogenetically so long as conditions are good, – while it is warm and there is enough to eat; but, when conditions grow hard, males are developed, and the dual method of reproduction is introduced.

    Women and Economics: A Study of the Economic Relation Between Men and Women as a Factor in Social Evolution 1898

  • After the fourth moult, the young aphides attain maturity; and then they give origin, parthenogenetically, to a second brood, also of imperfect females, all produced without any fathers.

    Falling in Love With Other Essays on More Exact Branches of Science Grant Allen 1873

  • ISCO believes that its hpSCs have benefits over embryonic, induced pluripotent (iPS) or adult stem cells which minimise the likelihood of ethical, safety and regulatory concerns. hpSCs are derived from parthenogenetically activated human oocytes.

    in-PharmaTechnologist RSS nick.taylor@decisionnews.com 2010

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