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@josephblucross@PipersAdventure Where as some insects, diploidal DNA becomes female, haploidal is male. Its well researched and studied, and as more information becomes available, more coherence.
@josephblucross@PipersAdventure What you are describing is partheogenesis. And we have hundreds of species recording doing it, bird, reptiles, sharks, insects, etc. Most cases, it is chromosomal determined by sex chromosomes. ZW species, like some birds & reptiles, only males are possible, in XY only females.
@PipersAdventure I get where they are coming from though. There are plenty of people, such as creationists, that try to frame the stories in the Bible as actual science. But, yeah, if a being is basically magic, their baby can be magic too.
@josephblucross@PipersAdventure What do you mean by "asexual breeding?"
If you mean partheogenic species, most results are female. Species where male is possible from parteogenesis, it's 'cause of non-chromosomal reasons, such as species where Haploid=Male, Diploid=Female, or temp of eggs affects sex.