The Production of Two Kinds of Spermatozoa in Phylloxerans - Functional ...
The Production of Two Kinds of Spermatozoa in Phylloxerans - Functional ...
Thomas Hunt Morgan
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56-57. 30 (286) The production of two kinds of spermatoxoa in phylloxerana — ftinctional ** female producing " and rudimentary spermatozoa. By T. H. HOBGAN. [from the Laboratory of Experimental Zoology^ Columbia University.'] The work of McClung, Stevens, and Wilson has shown in the group of insects that sex-determination is associated with the presence of two kinds of spermatozoa — "male and female pro- ducing.'* From this point of view sex is determined by the sperm and not by the eggs in tho...se species of insects in which parthenogenesis does not occur. Within the group of insects there are other species in which parthenogenesis appears as a part of the regular life-cycle. Such cycles are shown especially in the groups of aphids and phylloxerans. In these, all of the ferti- lized eggs produce females only, while from the parthenogenetic eggs both males and females develop. Hence it is evident that, in these groups at least, the egg may be sex-determining, but how this could take place has not been discovered.
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