oviparity

many reptiles exhibit oviparity, laying eggs to reproduce.

oviparity is common in bird species, where eggs are laid in nests.

some fish demonstrate oviparity by scattering their eggs in water.

oviparity allows for a greater number of offspring in certain species.

the study of oviparity helps scientists understand reproductive strategies.

insects often display oviparity, laying hundreds of eggs at once.

oviparity can be advantageous in environments with abundant resources.

some species have evolved from oviparity to live birth for survival.

oviparity is a key characteristic of many amphibians.

understanding oviparity can help in conservation efforts for endangered species.