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Dividing of an individual into two separate organisms
Fission
Outgrowth of a body region resulting in separation and a new organism.
Budding
Breaking a body into parts with regeneration of each part into a new organism
Ex: starfish
Fragmentation
Female has offspring without male fertilization
Parthenogenesis
What is the process of the Combination of reproductive cells (ova and
sperm) from two individuals to form a third individual
Sexual Reproduction
One individual has both male and female sex organs to reproduce on its own in limited environments
Hermaphroditism
How many PAIRS of chromosomes do humans have?
23 pairs, 46 in total
XX
XY
Female
Male
Combining ova and sperm
Fertilization
External fertilization
Females release eggs
Males release sperm over it
Aquatic animals
Low survival rate
Internal fertilization
Fertilization inside of the female
High survival rate
What are the 3 types of internal fertilization?
-oviparous
-ovoviviparous
-viviparous
oviparous
Fertilized egg laid outside of female
Nutrients happens in the egg
All birds
Ovoviviparous
Fertilized Egg stays in the the female BUT gives no nutrients to the egg
Fully developed when hatched and released
Viviparous
Fertilized egg Development happens in mother and gets nutrients from placenta
Most mammals
What does the seminiferous tubules in men do?
Sperm development
What does the Testis?
Organ to produce sperm and hormones
What does the ovary do in women?
Carry or develop ova/egg
the process by which male gametes develop from germ cells in the testes, how sperm is made, takes place in tubules
Spermatogenesis
Where does sperm maturation occur?
Epididymis
why does one ova results from Oogenesis?
Only one becomes fully dominant and mature
What is the most important idea about the Spermatogenesis / Oogenesis process?
moves cells from diploid to haploid
acrosome
head of a sperm cell that penetrates ova, 23 chromosomes only
where does the sperm bind to?
corona radiata
What structure fuse with cytoplasmic
membrane and release Granules causing glycoproteins to
fuse making a hard shell – no other sperm can penetrate
cortical granules
Conception process?
-Blastocyst and implantation
-Cleavage/cell division… goes through fallopian tube
-Fertilization
-Ovulation
Where does fertilization usually occur?
Fallopian tube
What is a zygote?
fusion of ova/egg and sperm
What is a hallow ball of cells called?
Blastula
What is the formation of multiple layers of cells in zygote called?
gastrulation
Gastrulation results in the formation of_____,_______,______ from which organ systems develop
Endoderm
Mesoderm
Ectoderm
What develops into a MOUTH
and the gut forms the anus? 1st mouth
Protostomes
What develops into an anal opening
and the gut forms the mouth? second mouth
Deuterostomes
what is an example of positive feedback?
oxytocin during birthing process
How the placenta works?
Fetus gets nutrients and oxygen through placenta from mom and extracts wastes from baby’s blood. Mom does not pump blood to the baby!!!! Baby has CLOSED - circulatory system.