Vertebrates that practice internal fertilization employ three strategies for embryonic and fetal development.In one strategy,the female retains the young which develop and obtain nourishment from the female's blood.What is this called?
A)oviparity
B)ovoviviparity
C)viviparity
D)protogyny
E)protandry

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Viviparity is the reproductive strategy in which the female retains the embryos and nourishes them internally until birth. The young receive nutrients from the female's blood, either directly or through a placenta. Oviparity is the deposition of eggs outside the body, where they develop and receive nourishment from the yolk. Ovoviviparity is a combination of the two, where the eggs develop and hatch inside the female's body but receive no nourishment from her, relying solely on the yolk. Protogyny and protandry refer to sequential hermaphroditism, where an individual changes sex during its lifetime.

Vertebrates That Practice Internal Fertilization Employ Three Strategies for Embryonic