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After waking up to live, the bdelloid rotifer is able to reproduce multiple times by asexually manner.
Interestingly, in respect to evolution, this freshwater invertebrate had avoided sex for about 80 million years.
You can see movements of several bdelloid rotifers from “Youtube” videos available through internet.
They look “very happy” after very long slept.
Asexual reproduction in the bdelloid rotifer called as parthenogenesis in which there is no need fertilization.
In other words that It is means without fertilization or asexual: eggs develop to embryo, then become “baby” rotifers.
The bdelloid rotifer is commonly found in the aquatic environments everywhere such as:
- rivers
- streams
- lakes
- and ponds
Finally, do you know this kind of organism?
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Fig 01- Carnivorous plant, illustration
After waking up to live, the bdelloid rotifer is able to reproduce multiple times by asexually manner.
Interestingly, in respect to evolution, this freshwater invertebrate had avoided sex for about 80 million years.
You can see movements of several bdelloid rotifers from “Youtube” videos available through internet.
They look “very happy” after very long slept.
This is a very interesting post.
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Long way to wake up, but, beautiful plant.
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Fig 02- Bdelloid rotifer (a), egg (b) and c.chromosome (credit to bioRxiv).
Asexual reproduction in the bdelloid rotifer called as parthenogenesis in which there is no need fertilization.
Isn't nature so amazing?
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Fig 03- The bdelloid rotifer
(credit to AccuWeather/ Soil Cryology Laboratory)
In other words that It is means without fertilization or asexual: eggs develop to embryo, then become “baby” rotifers.
The bdelloid rotifer is commonly found in the aquatic environments everywhere such as:
- rivers
- streams
- lakes
- and ponds
Finally, do you know this kind of organism?
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