As described in the Biology and Society section, some species (including some endangered
Chapter 8, Problem 15(choose chapter or problem)
As described in the Biology and Society section, some species (including some endangered species) have been shown to be capable of reproduction via parthenogenesis, without participation of a mate. What implications might this have on efforts to repopulate endangered species? What drawbacks might a parthenogenesis program have on the well-being of the species it targets?
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