Animal Reproduction & Development Flashcards

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What are the mechanisms of asexual reproduction?

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  • budding
  • fission
  • fragmentation and regeneration
  • parthenogenesis
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2
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new individuals arise from outgrowths

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budding

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3
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separation of a parent organism into 2 individuals

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fission

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4
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breaking of the body into pieces that develop into adults

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fragmentation and regeneration

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5
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development of an individual from an unfertilized egg

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parthenogenesis

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6
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What are the mechanisms of sexual reproduction?

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  • gametogensis
  • spermatogenesis
  • oogenesis
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7
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production of gametes

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gamteogenesis

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8
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development of sperm

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spermatogenesis

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9
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development of a mature egg

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oogenesis

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10
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Which part of life does spermatogenesis occur in?

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adolescence and adulthood

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11
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Which part of life does oogenesis occur in?

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the mitosis part is complete before birth

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12
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In what gender does spermatogenesis occur in?

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males

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13
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In what gender does oogenesis occur in?

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females

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14
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What is one big difference between spermatogenesis and oogenesis?

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oogenesis ends with a polar body and a fertilized egg and spermatogenesis ends with all four cells developed into sperm

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15
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sexual reproduction involving the union or fusion or two dissimilar games

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anisogamy

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16
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each individual had male and female reproductive systems

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hermaphroditism

17
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change from one sex to the other

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What are the 3 processes that embryos go through before becoming zygotes?

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fertilization, cleavage, and gastrulation

19
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rearrangements into a 3-layered embryo

20
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development of organ rudiments from 3 germ layers

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organogenesis

21
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fusion of a sperm and egg leading to the formation of a zygote

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fertilization

22
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entry of multiple sperm nuclei into egg

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a period of rapid cell division without growth

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5-7 cleavage divisions form a _________

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fluid-fill cavity inside blastula
blastocel
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ball of cells with a fluid-filled cavity
blastula
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a set of cells at or near the surface of the blastula to an interior location
gastrulation
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opening through which cells migrate
blastopore
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digestive tubes
archentron
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hollow blastula that is reorganized into a 2- or 3-layer embryo
gastrula
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What organs are produced from the ectoderm?
- epidermis of skin and its derivatives - nervous and sensory systems - pituitary glands - adrenal medulla - jaws and teeth - germ cells
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What organs are produced from the endoderm?
- lining of digestive tract its organs - lining of respiratory, excretory, and reproductive tracts - thymus - thyroid - parathyroid glands
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What organs are produced from the mesoderm?
- skeletal and muscular systems - circulatory and lymphatic systems - excretory and reproductive systems - dermis of skin - adrenal cortex