A stingray is a mollusk
A female stingray is typically called a "female stingray" or simply "female," while a male stingray is referred to as a "male stingray" or "male." Unlike some other species, stingrays do not have specific names for males and females beyond this basic terminology. Both genders share similar characteristics, but males are often smaller and possess claspers, which are specialized reproductive organs.
It means 'Heterozygous' - Put simply, it means a snake carries the genes of two possible 'mutations' and it's offspring can develop either of the traits.
it poos from its mouth.
yes
A stingray is born alive, a fully developed but much smaller version of an adult. The mother holds the eggs inside of her while the babies develop and hatch, but is not connected to them through a placenta, as mammals are.
They copulate.
One of the advantages of stingray development is their nocturnal behavior. Stingrays forage for food at night and avoid predators by burying themselves in substrates.
In a pouch mainly.
Egg -> tadpole -> frog (Note, most fail to develop properly.)
Egg -> tadpole -> frog (Note, most fail to develop properly.)
it's possible
Horses are like most mammals (humans, too) and the unborn develop in a uterus.
There are a number of things that involve the production of offspring. This mainly include fusion of the male and female gametes and a period through which the offspring will develop among others.
A Stingray.
First egg capsules, the ones with four limb-like tentacles, like those of a shark (which they're very closely related to). Then simply small stingrays! ^^
Two gametes (a sperm and an egg) can unite, forming a fertilized, diploid egg cell, which can develop into a child (offspring).