Lots of reptiles and amphibians do it. ( I think with amphibians they can actually change their sex spontaneously) Even boa constrictors can have partho litters. There's one species of lizard (whiptail) I used to find in bakersfield, CA for which males do not even exist. They're all female and reproduce by parthenogenesis.
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Re: Difficulty passing slugs; When do I go to a vet?
Originally Posted by ConcinnusMan
Lots of reptiles and amphibians do it. ( I think with amphibians they can actually change their sex spontaneously) Even boa constrictors can have partho litters. There's one species of lizard (whiptail) I used to find in bakersfield, CA for which males do not even exist. They're all female and reproduce by parthenogenesis.
Can you give me the particular species? and any links to that as I can't find anything about this all female group of Whiptails in CA. Thanks.Steve
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