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The 18 pages that link to Ovoviviparity, each with the reason it gives.

• OviparityCompared with: It shares yolk-based nourishment with oviparity but keeps eggs within the parent.

• ViviparityCompared with: It resembles live birth, but embryos generally receive no substantial nourishment from the parent.

• ChondrichthyesRelated: Many sharks retain eggs internally until their young hatch.

• Great white sharkRelated: Great white embryos develop inside the mother and are born as live young.

• Internal fertilizationRelated: It shows that internal fertilization does not necessarily mean embryos receive nourishment from a parent.

• OvipositionCompared with: Eggs remain inside the parent through development rather than being laid at a site.

• ElasmobranchiiCompared with: It contrasts with egg-laying among elasmobranchs and occurs in several shark and ray lineages.

• GestationCompared with: It involves internal development but lacks the placental nourishment typical of many gestations.

• YolkRelated: It shows how yolk can support development inside the parent without placental nourishment.

• Boa constrictorRelated: Boa constrictors give birth to live young after embryos develop within the mother.

• Tiger sharkRelated: Tiger shark embryos hatch internally before the mother gives birth.

• GuitarfishRelated: Guitarfishes generally give birth to live young after embryos develop within the mother.

• CyprinodontiformesRelated: This reproductive mode describes many cyprinodontiform livebearers.

• Fire salamanderRelated: Some fire salamander populations give birth to larvae after eggs develop inside the mother.

• Fiddler rayRelated: Fiddler rays give birth to live young after embryos develop inside the mother.

• Fish pregnancyCompared with: This label has often been applied to yolk-dependent pregnant fish, though biologists increasingly prefer precise nutritional terms.

• HoundsharkRelated: This term describes the reproductive pattern commonly reported for houndsharks.

• Jackson's chameleonRelated: Its embryos develop in retained eggs before the female gives birth.