
doi: 10.1007/bf01990205
pmid: 819288
Mature Bufo arenarum eggs, as well as body cavity oocytes of the same species, have been found to be fertilizable under anaerobic conditions. Anaerobic fertilization was obtained in a medium in which oxygen was replaced by purified nitrogen and in the presence of antimycin in concentrations assuring the complete blockage of respiration.
Male, Nitrogen, Fertilization, Bufo arenarum, Oocytes, Animals, Antimycin A, Female, Anaerobiosis, Ovum
Male, Nitrogen, Fertilization, Bufo arenarum, Oocytes, Animals, Antimycin A, Female, Anaerobiosis, Ovum
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