Zonkeys are a crossbreed between a donkey and a zebra, but they are usually sterile because they inherit an uneven number of chromosomes from their parents, which leads to reproductive issues. This makes it difficult for zonkeys to produce offspring of their own.
no because their prey will not have anything to eat so it will start to die and if they cant eat they cant live, if they cant live then they cant reproduce, if they cant reproduce then the carnivores will die. So to speak, if one thing in the food chain is gone most likely the whole chain is broken.
plants need weather to supply them with water and also to spread there seeds. Moss cant even reproduce without water
The zonkey would receive half of its chromosomes from the zebra parent and half from the donkey parent, so typically 32 chromosomes from each parent (totaling 64 chromosomes). Zonkeys are a hybrid of zebras and donkeys, so they inherit genetic material from both species.
Some living organisms that cannot reproduce include certain sterile hybrids, such as mules, which are the offspring of a horse and a donkey but are typically sterile. Additionally, certain species of plants, like some cultivated varieties, may be bred to be seedless and thus unable to reproduce naturally. Furthermore, certain individuals in species, such as worker bees in a hive, are sterile and do not reproduce.
The type of microorganism with tiny spores that are not visible to the naked eye is fungi. Fungi reproduce by producing spores that can be dispersed in the air and land on suitable surfaces to grow into new organisms.
No, a zonkey cannot reproduce because the zebra has 46 chromosomes and the donkey has 62, therefore they do not have the ability to reproduce.
A zonkey is an offspring of a zebra and a donkey.
You can reproduce.
A zonkey is made when a zebra and a donkey mate or when humans breed them.
A zonkey - a zebra/donkey hybrid - is a vertebrate.
A Zonkey follows an herbivorous diet pattern and likes to eat shoots, grass and flowers.
I really have no clue where the last person got the information, but that's totally off. Zonkey's are usually sterile because the Zebra and the Donkey just weren't supposed to mate. But when kept in captivity together, they have no choice come mating season. The Zonkey just doesn't have the proper chromosomes or cells to reproduce.
What is interesting about the animal zonkey is that it is a sterile creature, and just like the Mule and Liger, cannot produce its own offspring.
it lives in keki, south africa
Zonkeys live in south Africa
As long as they can reproduce they are renewable. if they cant reproduce and they dissappear, they wont come back and are nonrenewable.
no they cant ,because they actually don't have seeds but stigma's do so the stigma's reproduce the plant not the stamen.