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animal reproduction

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chondrichthyes oviparous is ancestral, can be oviparous, viviparous,, or ovoviviparous. can be lecithotrophic or matrotrophic, internal fertilization
actinopterygii external or internal;, most oviparous although viviparity evolved multiple times, parental care ranges, anywhere on continuum of lecithrotrophic to matrotrophic
lissamphibia oviparous or viviparous, man have internal or external fertilization, can be matrotrophic of lecithpotrophic
testudines internal fertilization via penis, oviparous, lecithotrophic , temp dependent sex
crocodilia internal fertilization via penis, oviparous, lecithotrophic, temp dependent sex
aves gonads enlarge then atrophy, oviparous, internal fertilization via cloacal kiss or penus, lecithrotrophic
Anura external fertilization, can have internal via cloacal kiss or intermittent organ.
urodele hedonic glands, can be lecithotrophic and matrotrophic, most oviparous, internal fertilization
squamata hemipenes, most oviparous, vivparity has evolved, lecithotrophic or matrotrophic, temp dependent sex
buccal pharyngeal pump Chondrichthyes and actinopterygii
ram ventilation obligate ram: makrel, tuna facultative ram: Chondrichthyes and actinopterygii
cutaneous respiration testudines, amphibiuans
dual pump anything using buccapharyngeal,
buccal pump lung fish, amphibians, bidirectional, testudines
aspiration pump amniotes (birds, mammals, reptiles) squamata, turtles (but there's it different)
unidirectional lamprey larva
hepatic piston crocodilians
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