THE SIGNIFICANCE OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

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[5] DAWES B, 1946, TREMATODA

[6] de Beer G.R., 1951, EMBRYOS ANCESTORS

[7] Dobzhansky T, 1937, GENETICS ORIGIN SPEC

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[9] Garstang W., 1922, Journal of the Linnean Society Zoology, V35, P81

[10] HUXLEY TH, 1899, ENCY BRIT

[1] BERRILL NJ, 1945, GROWTH FORM

[2] IS PARTHENOGENESIS SEXUAL OR ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION [J]. NATURE, 1950, 166 (4228) : 820 - 820

[3] COMPARATIVE EVOLUTION WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PRIMITIVE MECHANISMS [J]. EVOLUTION, 1953, 7 (01) : 21 - 30

[4] CARTER GS, 1946, GENERAL ZOOLOGY INVE

[5] DAWES B, 1946, TREMATODA

[6] de Beer G.R., 1951, EMBRYOS ANCESTORS

[7] Dobzhansky T, 1937, GENETICS ORIGIN SPEC

[8] The evolution of dominance [J]. BIOLOGICAL REVIEWS AND BIOLOGICAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE CAMBRIDGE PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY, 1931, 6 (04): : 345 - 368

[9] Garstang W., 1922, Journal of the Linnean Society Zoology, V35, P81

[10] HUXLEY TH, 1899, ENCY BRIT