In principle, as long as the resulting embryo is viable, a gynandromorph-like organism could be a hybrid consisting of halves of two different organisms with distinct genomes.
A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation
Fig. 4: Three views of a bilateral gynandromorph.
A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation
But, in principle, a gynandromorph-like organism could consist of halves of two different organisms with distinct genomes as long as the resulting embryo is viable.
A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation
Mosquitoes exhibit the basic palette of gynandromorphic types described in Sec. 4, namely, bilateral, polar and oblique .
A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation
In addition to sexually mixed morphology, gynandromorphs can have conflicting sex based behavior .
A Developmental Network Theory of Gynandromorphs, Sexual Dimorphism and Species Formation
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