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Meghna Thapar 5 years, 2 months ago
Hermaphrodites can either reproduce by virtue of self-fertilization or they can mate with a male and use the male derived sperm to fertilize their eggs. While virtually the entire progeny that is produced by self-fertilization is hermaphroditic, half of the cross-progeny is male. Snakes usually reproduce once or twice a year –some snakes produce live young, and some snake species lay eggs. An interesting fact about reproduction in snakes is that they usually reproduce sexually but are also capable of reproducing asexually.
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