Asexual - Revision history

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 '''Asexual''' is a [[biology|biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>
-In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence of males.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
+In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence of males.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
-Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction <ref>[http://asexuality.org Asexual Visibility and Education Network]</ref>.
+Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal]]s that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction.<ref>[http://asexuality.org Asexual Visibility and Education Network]</ref>
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 In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence of males.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
-Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction <ref>[http://asexuality.org]</ref>.
+Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction <ref>[http://asexuality.org Asexual Visibility and Education Network]</ref>.
 ==References==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Biology]]

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 In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence of males.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
-Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction.
+Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction <ref>[http://asexuality.org]</ref>.
 ==References==
 <references/>
 [[Category:Biology]]

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 '''Asexual''' is a [[biology|biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>
-In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence ofmales.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
+In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes.  Many single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually, although most of them are capable of exchanging genetic material with other individuals via various processes such as the complete merging of two separate organisms in a process called "conjugation".  Asexual reproduction also occurs sparodically in various species of all the kingdoms of life, even including some vertebrates - for example, a species of shark (hammerhead) has been recently found able to to self-fertilize and produce progeny in the absence of males.<ref>[http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/18809674/ MSNBC] "Female sharks capable of virgin birth" Accessed July 1, 2007</ref> This process is called parthenogenisis, from the Greek words for "virgin birth".
 Asexual can also refer to [[humans]] or [[animal|animals]] that have no interest in sex or lack sexual attraction.

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−	'''Asexual''' is a [[biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>	+	'''Asexual''' is a [[biology\|biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>

	In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes. Single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually.		In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes. Single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually.

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−	~~An asexual~~ a [[biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>	+	'''Asexual''' is a [[biological]] term meaning having no sex or sexual organs or being independent of sexual process.<ref>[http://dictionary.reference.com/search?r=2&q=asexual Dictionary.com]</ref>

	In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes. Single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually.		In nature asexual reproduction occurs in only one parent and in the absence of fertilization of gametes. Single-cell organisms primarily reproduce asexually.