fissigemmation (Meaning)

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fissigemmation (n.)

A process of reproduction intermediate between fission and gemmation.

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Fissionemmation is a fascinating form of asexual reproduction observed in certain marine invertebrates.
During fissigemmation, the parent organism splits into two or more individuals, each possessing a complete set of organs.
Fissionemmation occurs when the parent organism undergoes cytokinesis, dividing its cytoplasm and nucleus into two or more parts.
The separation of the newly formed individuals during fissigemmation can be either transverse, longitudinal, or oblique.
Fissionemmation is a rapid mode of reproduction that allows populations to increase quickly in favorable conditions.
Some organisms capable of fissigemmation also reproduce sexually, exhibiting both asexual and sexual reproductive strategies.
Fissionemmation is an adaptation that enables organisms to colonize new habitats and expand their geographic range.
The study of fissigemmation provides insights into the evolutionary history and reproductive strategies of marine invertebrates.
Fissionemmation is a type of asexual reproduction found in some marine invertebrates, such as flatworms and sea anemones.
Fissionemmation occurs when the body of the parent organism splits into two or more pieces, each of which develops into a new individual.

A process of reproduction intermediate between fission and gemmation.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Fissionemmation is a fascinating form of asexual reproduction observed in certain marine invertebrates.

During fissigemmation, the parent organism splits into two or more individuals, each possessing a complete set of organs.

Fissionemmation occurs when the parent organism undergoes cytokinesis, dividing its cytoplasm and nucleus into two or more parts.

The separation of the newly formed individuals during fissigemmation can be either transverse, longitudinal, or oblique.