Reproduction and Development Flashcards

1
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Parthengenesis

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A process in which the egg develops without being fertilized and the adults that result are haploid

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2
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Hermaphrodites

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Can mate with any animal of their species (male or female)

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3
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Traits of Asexual Reproduction

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  1. Animals can reproduce w/out mate
  2. Creates numerous offspring quickly
  3. No expenditure of energy maintaining hormonal cycles or reproductive systems
  4. Best when environment is stable and non-stressed
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4
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Fission

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Asexual

Separation of an organism into two new cells

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5
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Budding

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Splitting off of new individuals from existing ones

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6
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Fragmentation

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Single parent breaks into parts that regenerate into new individuals

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7
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Testes

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Male gonads

the site of sperm formation

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8
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Vas defrens

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the duct that carries sperm during ejaculation

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9
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Prostate gland

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large gland that secretes semen into urethra

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10
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Scrotum

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sac that holds the testes

cool temperature

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11
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Uretha

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tube that carries semen and urine

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12
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Ovary

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where meiosis occurs

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13
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Oviduct or Fallopian Tube

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where fertilization occurs

the egg moves through the oviduct to the uterus

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14
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Uterus

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where the blastula stage of the embryo will implant and develop

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15
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Vagina

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the birth canal

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16
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Cervix

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the mouth of the uterus

17
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Endometrium

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lining of the uterus

18
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Order of Female Menstrual Cycle

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Follicular Phase

Ovulation

Luteal Phase

Menstruation

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Follicular Phase

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Estrogen is released in response to FSH from the anterior pituitary

20
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Ovulation

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Secondary oocyte ruptures out of ovaries in response to a rapid increase in LH from anterior pituitary

21
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Luteal Phase

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Estrogen and progesterone thicken the endometrium lining of the uterus

22
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Menstruation

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uterus sheds its lining

23
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Hypothalamus and Menstrual Cycle

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Releases GnRH

Stimulates the anterior pitutary to release FSH and LH

Estrogen and progesterone are released

24
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Spermatogenesis

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the process of sperm production

LH starts the process

2n divides by mitosis

then second 2n divides by meiosis

starts at puberty

25
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Oogenesis

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the production of ova

begins before birth

Female baby born with all oocytes she will ever have

During puberty second oocytes are activated

26
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Cleavage

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rapid mitotic cell division of the cell division of the zygote that begins immediately after fertilization

27
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Blastula

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end of cleavage is characterized by the production of a fluid-filled ball of cells

28
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Gastrulation

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rearrangement of the blastula to a three germ layers

29
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Ectoderm

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Skin and nervous system

30
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Endoderm

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Digestive organs

Viscera (lungs and liver)

31
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Mesoderm

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Blood

Bones

Muscle

32
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Organgenesis

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cell contintue to differentiate and specialize, producing organs from the three germ layers

33
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Chorion

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bird embryo that is under the shell and allows for diffusion of respiratory gases

34
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Yolk Sac

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encloses the yolk, food for growing embryo

35
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Amnion

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encloses the embryo in protective amniotic fluid

36
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Allantos

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equal to the placenta in humans

respiratory gases to embryo

nitrogenous waste accumulates until it hatches