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The genus Cnemidophorus is a large group of whiptail lizards that are found in both North and South America. These lizards undergo a process in which their unfertilized eggs can develop into new individuals. This process is called

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Answer: The question is not complete, options are not given but here are the options from another websites.

a. sexual reproduction.

b. binary fission.

c. parthenogenesis.

d. budding.

The correct option is C.

Parthenogenesis.

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lizards undergo a process in which their unfertilized eggs can develop into new individuals and the process is called parthenogenesis because parthenogenesis is a reproductive strategy that involves the reproduction of new organisms without undergoing fertilization or the production of new organisms from unfertilized eggs and these can be as a result of the lizard not able to undergo sexual reproduction which can be as a result of environmental factors. This process does not involve sexual reproduction.

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