1. which animal is oviviviparous?

Answer 1

Ovoviviparous mean

Producing eggs that develop within the maternal body and hatch within or immediately after extrusion from the parent

Various invertebrates, fishes or reptiles are an example...

1) Livebearing fishes
2) Sharks
3) Lizards

Answer 2

Well, define animal... I know there are certain animals in different groups, for example Garter Snakes and many other colubrids are oviviparous. Many types of shark as well, will have eggs during embryonic development, yet emerge as a tiny shark and not an egg.

Answer 3

oviparous: Producing eggs that are hatched after being expelled from the body: opposed to ovoviporous – producing eggs which incubate and hatch within the body but without placentas.

Just to clear up which each means...I think people were confusing the two. Birds would be oviparous (egg-birth) and snakes would be ovoviporous (egg-live birth).

Answer 4

The correct spelling is ovoviviparous (ovo = egg). There are many animals that are ovoviviparous. It means simply that the embryo develops inside an egg that is inside the mother.

Answer 5

Producing eggs that hatch within the female's body without obtaining nourishment from it.

Answer 6

the shell covering the underside (bottom) of a turtle or other animals,develop eggs within like snakes mostly....

Answer 7

the following group of animals are oviparous(lay eggs)
phylum arthropoda which includes all insects
phylum mollusca which includes snails and octopus
class pisces which include fish shark and whales
class aves which includes all birds
class amphibia which include frogs
class reptila which includes lizards and salamanders

Answer 8

oviviviparous animals lay eggs, but breast-feed young ones so,---
platypus & echidna

Answer 9

all snakes which have live young garter snakes are a good one their young are not hatched out of eggs

Answer 10

Also the platypus and echidna (spiny ant eater)