| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Parthenogenesis, the act of creating an embryo without fertilization, is common in some plants, insects and animals, including the recent and celebrated case of the virgin birth of a komodo dragon in England. ???Humans and all other mammals, however, require two sets of chromosomes - one from each parent - to create a functioning embryo.According to McLaughlin, this is because mammalian embryos
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