Animal Reproduction

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difference between sexual and asexual reproduction

sexual- combines gametes

asexual- w/o gametes

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fragmentation

body breaks into pieces, if the pieces grow into new individuals→ reproduction

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t/f regeneration leads to reproduction?

false

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two species that go throw the budding process?

hydra and sponges

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what is budding

new individuals grows from the outer part of existing species

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what is parthenogensis

unfertilized eggs devlop into mature adults.

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what does sexual reproduction require?

2 haploid gametes to form a diploid zygote

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__ fertilization gametes released into the water where fertilization occurs

external

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__ fertilization sperm deposited in female reproductive tract, gametes unite

internal

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pathway of sperm

seminiferous tubules→ epididymis→ vas deferns→ urethra→ outside of the body

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pathway of egg

follicle of ovary→ fallopian tube→ uterus→ cervix→ vagina

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pathway of sperm IF egg is fertilized

seminiferous tubules→ epididymis → vas deferns→ urethra→ vagina→ cervix→ uterus → fallopian tube

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formation of sperm, is continuous and prolific

spematogenis

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devlopment of a mature egg, is a prolonged process

oogenesis

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GnRH is secreteted by hypothalamus and directs the release of _& _ from the ant pituitary gland

FSH & LH

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two components that estrogens consist of

estradiol and progestrone

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hormones contorl of male reproductive.

hypothalmus releases GnRH to ant pituitary→ the the ant pit release FSH stimulates __. LH causes _

sertoli cells (nourish sperm)

leydig cells ( produces testosterone)

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testosteone regulates production of GnRH, FSH, LH through _ feedback

negative wh

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at hormone does sertoli cells secrete, that reduces FSH from ant pit

inhibin

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as the follicle grow in hte ovarian cycle, estrdiol secretion increases, causes FSH and LH and this means _ feedback

positive

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what happens when LH levels get very high

ovulation

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after ovulation what does the follicle turn into and what does it release

corpus luteum and progesterone

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when progesterone and estriol are preventing making an egg by reducing FSH and LH it is now a _ feedback

negative