Biology, asked by linsa03, 11 months ago

140. Rotifers exhibit
(1) Arthenotoky
(2) Thelytoky
(3) Amphitoky
(4) Cellular level of organisation​

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Answered by pr264428
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The correct answer is (1) Arthenotoky.

Explanation:

  • Arthenotoky is a type of parthenogenesis.
  • Parthenogenesis can be defined as a form of asexual reproduction.
  • Here fertilisation of gametes does not occur and an individual develops from an unfertilised egg.
  • In Arthenotoky, the unfertilised egg develops into a male individual.
  • The female individual, on the other hand, develop from a fertilised egg.
  • This form of reproduction is commonly observed in Rotifers.

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