The genus cnemidophorus is a large group of whiptail lizards that are found in both north and south america. these lizards undergo a process in which their unfertilized eggs can develop into new individuals. this process is called
a. sexual reproduction.
b. binary fission.
c. parthenogenesis.
d. budding.

C. parthenogenesis.

Explanation:

Parthenogenesis is a type of reproduction which occurs in extreme conditions in which an off-spring is born from an ovum (egg) even if the egg does not get fertilized by the male gamete. It is a type of asexual reproduction. It is exclusive to only a few invertebrates and lower plants. Parthenogenesis term is derived from a greek word which means "virgin birth". Since the new individual is reproduced out of an unfertilized egg the progeny resembles only one parent i.e. mother.

the dark variety, as they are not visible on the dark tree barks

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