A species in which the individual possesses both male and female reproductive systems is termed

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A hermaphroditic species possesses both male and female reproductive systems. Dioecious species have separate sexes, with individuals being either male or female. Parthenogenetic species reproduce asexually, without the need for fertilization. Monoecious species have separate male and female reproductive structures on the same individual. Ovoviviparous refers to a method of reproduction in which eggs are retained inside the female's body until they hatch.

A Species in Which the Individual Possesses Both Male and Female