Viviparity refers to the reproductive strategy in which
Viviparity refers to the reproductive strategy in which
Offspring are produced by internal fertilization
Offspring are produced by external fertilization
Offspring develop and are nourished inside the female's body
Offspring develop and are nourished outside the female's body
Correct answer is C
Viviparity is a reproductive strategy in which offspring develop and are nourished inside the female's body until they are ready to be born. Viviparity is commonly observed in various organisms, including mammals, some reptiles, and certain fish species. In viviparous species, the developing offspring receive nutrients and oxygen directly from the mother through specialized structures such as a placenta or other nutrient-transfer organs.
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