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Asexual Reproduction
does not involve the production of gametes (common in invertebrates)
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Sexual Reproduction
Involves the production of haploid gametes by meiosis (common in vertebrates, and many invertebrates use this in addition to asexual reproduction
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Budding
One individual is produced by another
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Fission
Creature divides in half
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Fragmentation
Creatures break up into parts
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Parthenogenesis
Female produces unfertilized diploid eggs. Some organisms can switch between parthenogenesis and sexual reproduction. Occurs in some invertebrates, arthropods, lizards, snakes, and fish
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Dioecious
Male and female sex organs are found on separate individuals
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Monoecious (hermaphroditic)
Male and female sex organs are found on the same individual. Most creatures will mate with another individual but some self fertilize
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What species have temperature dependent sex determination?
Turtles and crocodilians Sequential hermaphrodites
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Oviparity
Eggs are laid and may or may not be incubated Ex. most bony fish, some amphibians, most reptiles, all birds, some mammals
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Ovoviparity
Fertilized egg develops inside the mothers body but is nourished by the yolk, live births. Ex. some cartilaginous fish, reptiles and bony fish
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Viviparity
Fertilized egg develops inside the mothers body and get all their nutrition from the mother through the placenta. Ex. Most cartilaginous fish, some amphibians and reptiles, most mammals
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What are the three extraembryonic membranes in embryonic eggs?
amnion, chorion, and allantois
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How do all mammals feed their young?
with milk
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Monotremes
Lay eggs and incubate them, the mammary glands lack nipples and the ducts open onto the skin, where it is then licked off of. Ex. duck pilled platypus and echidna
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Marsupials
Babies are born underdeveloped after a short gestation, they make their way into the pouch and attach to the teat and finish their development. Ex. Kangaroos, wombats, opossums)
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Placentals
Nourish unborn young through a placenta which is formed from an extraembryonic membrane and the lining of the uterus. The length of gestation varies based on the size of the animals and whether the baby is altricial or precocial