It's weird, but it makes sense as a last ditch effort to bridge a population bottleneck. Just because we haven't witnessed something doesn't make it impossible.
I don't mean to suggest it's impossible. Clearly it is possible to artificially induce parthenogenesis in mammals because it has been done, although the offspring have not been healthy so far.
It's weird, but it makes sense as a last ditch effort to bridge a population bottleneck. Just because we haven't witnessed something doesn't make it impossible.
I don't mean to suggest it's impossible. Clearly it is possible to artificially induce parthenogenesis in mammals because it has been done, although the offspring have not been healthy so far.
Totes. Wasn't trying to argue against ya