sexual and asexual reproduction in animals

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sexual reproduction

It involves the union of gametes—an egg cell from a female, and sperm cell from a male to produce an offspring. (the male & female gametes (sex cells) combine to form a new individual)

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reproduction

is the process of producing another organism of its own kind

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internal fertilization

The fertilization of an egg cell takes place inside the parent’s body. (eggs fertilized inside the body)

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external fertilization

when fertilization takes place outside the parents body. (eggs fertilized outside the body)

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asexual reproduction

Another individual is produced from a parents own body part. (a parent makes an identical copy of themselves.)

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Fission/Binary Fission
Budding 
Regeneration
Fragmentation
Parthenogenesis

the types of asexual reproduction

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Binary Fission or Fission

a process when a parent splits its polyp or body into 2 identical new organisms. (a cell splits into 2)

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Budding

occurs when a parent grows a bud on its main body. similar to fission but no splitting. an outgrowth breaks off from its mother parent. (sponges)

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Regeneration

an animal divides into fragments. the fragment then develops into a new organism that is identical to the severed animal. A completely new individual develops from a piece of the parent from which it was detached. (echinoderms)

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Fragmentation

a body of a parent breaks into distinct pieces, then each piece can produce an offspring. (planarians)

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Parthenogenesis

an egg that has not been fertilized develops into an individual.

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copulation

the process of transferring male reproductive cells into a female reproductive organ is called __________.

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animal reproduction

Animals need to reproduce to preserve their kind. An animal has either a reproductive system or a female reproductive system.

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hermaphrodites

animals have both male and female reproductive system

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eggs and sperm

The important components in the process of reproduction are the ________. These reproductive cells are called gametes.

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gametes

eggs and sperm

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gonad

The gland that produces gametes is called __

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sperm

a male gamete

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epididymis

coiled tube lying stop the testis where the sperm is stored

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scrotum

external sac that holds the testis.

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penis

external genital organ of males

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egg cell

female gamete

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ovaries

produces the egg cell

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uterus

muscular organ used for containing the young and for nourishing