A shark reproduction scheme in which the embryos develop within eggs that supply all their nourishment inside the oviduct of the female is called:

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In ovoviviparity, the embryo develops inside an egg that remains within the mother's body until it hatches. The mother supplies all the nourishment required by the developing embryo via a placenta-like structure found in the wall of the oviduct. This is different from viviparity, where the embryo develops within the mother's body and gets all its nourishment from the mother directly. Spawning refers to the release of eggs and sperm into the water, and oviparity refers to laying eggs outside of the female's body.

A Shark Reproduction Scheme in Which the Embryos Develop Within