#gynogenesis

Reproduction takes two… right? This is true for most animal species. However, one fish species has taken a different approach. The Amazon Molly is entirely female. 

When they are ready to reproduce, members of this species must find a male of another, related species, and mate with him. However, instead of using the sperm from this male to provide half of the genetic information for the future offspring, the female Amazon Molly merely uses the sperm as a signal to trigger embryogenesis, in a process known as gynogenesis.

In this process, no genetic information is taken from the male at all. The female is capable of producing her own diploid eggs, and only requires the male to provide a physiological trigger in the form of his sperm.

The males that the Molly is able to trick into mating with her get nothing for their trouble, while she produces offspring who are genetically identical to her. 

The amazon molly doesn’t live in the Amazon River. It was named for the Amazon warriors of Greek mythology, an all female warrior society. 

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