Do you think there's enough evidence to suggest that parthenogenesis alone will save the sawfish?

No. The scientists found that only 3 percent of the offspring are formed by pathogenesis. So, it’s unclear how often a sawfish undergoes parthenogenesis. Also, parthenogenesis creates only female offspring. If this were the only form of reproduction, the males of the species would eventually die off.

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