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Polyploidy

Jon Greenberg jongreen at BLUEMARBLE.NET
Sat Sep 4 23:46:33 EST 1999


John Hewitson's suggestion is interesting. If it is correct, there
should be some examples of such species among the relatively simple
animals such as sponges and Cnidarians that can reproduce both sexually
and asexually.

Anyone know if there are?

Jon
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Jon Greenberg, Ph.D.            Curriculum Development
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