The two birds represent the first two instances of asexual reproduction, or parthenogenesis, to be confirmed in the California condor species, the zoo said." This is a very rare discovery because it's not well-known in birds in general....
Asexual reproduction has never before been confirmed in any avian species where the female bird had access to a mate." At some point, they decided, for some reason, to go into asexual reproduction as well," she said. Both chicks were underweight when they hat
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