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Do giraffes have periods?
Yes, female giraffes do experience a reproductive cycle, but it is not referred to as a period in the same way it is for humans. Instead, they go through an estrous cycle, which lasts about 15 days. During this time, they are receptive to mating, but they do not shed the uterine lining as mammals that menstruate do. Giraffes can breed year-round, with mating occurring when conditions are favorable.
Are ferns haploid or diploid in their reproductive cycle?
Ferns are diploid in their reproductive cycle.
What reproductive cycle does Ebola go through?
Ebola goes through a lytic reproductive cycle.
What is the reproductive cycle that only that only a few viruses go through?
The lytic cycle is the reproductive cycle that only that only a few viruse.
What vertebrate has a reproductive cycle that depends on water?
Amphibians and fish are both vertebrates which rely on water for their reproductive cycle.
Does moss produce flowers in its reproductive cycle?
No, moss does not produce flowers in its reproductive cycle. Instead, moss reproduces through spores.
Do giraffes eat bones?
Male giraffes do eat bones, as bone marrow enhances their reproductive potential however this is not necassary to females so they naturally would want to avoid the chipped teeth.
Diagram of reproductive cycle of a lizard?
a diagram of a life cycle of a lizard is what i need
What is reproductive cycle?
when an animal's having babies
What is an example of a protist with a complex reproductive cycle?
Plasmodium, the parasite responsible for causing malaria, has a complex reproductive cycle involving both sexual and asexual phases. It undergoes multiple stages in its life cycle, including replication in the human host and transmission through mosquito vectors to complete its reproductive cycle.
What is The name given to the cycle in the female reproductive system?
It's called the menstrual cycle.
How does the giraffes reproductive system work?
That's a great question... it work pretier much the same way the humans reproduct....
