BIOTIC Species Information for Neopentadactyla mixta
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| Researched by | Angus Jackson | Data supplied by | MarLIN | ||||||||||||
| Refereed by | Dr Andrew C. Campbell | ||||||||||||||
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| Reproductive type | Insufficient information |
Developmental mechanism | Insufficient information |
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| Reproductive Season | Insufficient information | Reproductive Location | Insufficient information | ||||||||||||
| Reproductive frequency | Insufficient information | Regeneration potential | No | ||||||||||||
| Life span | Insufficient information | Age at reproductive maturity | Insufficient information | ||||||||||||
| Generation time | Insufficient information | Fecundity | Insufficient information | ||||||||||||
| Egg/propagule size | Insufficient information | Fertilization type | Insufficient information | ||||||||||||
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| Reproduction Preferences Additional Information | No information has been found in relation to longevity or reproduction. Breeding is presumed to occur between April and September when the population is at the substratum surface. Most holothurians are gonochoristic and are broadcast spawners (although some species brood their larvae). The larvae of some species show planktotrophy, others lecithotrophy, some direct development, others indirect. | ||||||||||||||
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