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Beck1822
Beck1822: 1 year ago via iPhone

How does the temperature of reptilian eggs determine the sex of the embryo? How is this possible?

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MatinAndrasla
MatinAndrasla: 1 year ago

Wiikipedia is a good source. It is my textbook.
Here is the link and answers to your wonderful question!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Temperature-dependent_sex_determination

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helena1029: 11 months ago
thats a bad site...
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Ddickeydew: 1 year ago via Android

Its just to early to do your homework for you today...

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Beck1822: 1 year ago via iPhone
Actually I was just curious. Thanks for being helpful though.
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refreshme: 1 year ago
great question ! i dont have the answer. i too would love to have that one answered.it must have something to do with evolution/habitate temperature...to insure offspring survival.
usually,with reproduction,when times are good ( plenty of food,good climate ) more often than not , more females are born.evolution at its best, because the food source is there to support the extra offspring that will result.
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