A female crested gecko is kept isolated in a zoo for three years. Then, to everyone's surprise, she lays four viable eggs that hatch and produce offspring that are genetically identical to her. What type of reproduction most likely occurred? fission sexual parthenogenesis budding fragmentation
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Fission, budding, and fragmentation are types of asexual reproduction that involve the splitting or breaking off of parts of the organism to form new individuals. These methods are not applicable to crested geckos. Show more…
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