Hello Emilio,
 
Hi all.
 
Escuse me i was to expedition, so sorry.
 
Please only some words about the emilio's question.  I would like tell you
that i am agree with Leal, Paul and Jose.
 
Dioecius is an adjetive more use in genetic and botanic than others
specialitys for species in whose reproduction systems the female and male
gamets are produces in separate individuals. In animals is more acceptable
to use unisexuals term.
 
!Care! unisexuals term is use in botanic for to designate monoecious
and dioecious plants, where the stamens and carpels are in separate
flowers.
 
Few people use the unisexuals term, are more current the dioecious or
gonochorist terms like Dr. Leal said. For example, Boss (1982) use in the
Thiaridae family the gonochorist term, and all understand that Tarebia
genus has  separate females and males.
 
 
Thanks,
 
David.
 
 
 
David Maceira F.
Malacology. BIOECO.
 
Centro Oriental de Ecosistemas y Biodiversidad.BIOECO.
Museo de Historia Natural "Tomas Romay".
Enramadas # 601 esq. Barnada.
Santiago de Cuba. 90100.
Cuba.
 
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