Reproduction Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

what are these examples of:
Produces clones
* Binary fission
* Budding
* Fragmentation
* Parthenogenesis

A

Asexual reproduction

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2
Q

Uses meiotic cell division &
fertilization

A

sexual reproduction

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3
Q

halves the number
of chromosomes; produces
gametes (or spores)

A

meiosis

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4
Q

combines two gametes to create a diploid zygote

A

fertilization

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5
Q

What are the two kinds of gametes many species produce

A

spermatozoa (sperm) or ova (eggs)

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6
Q

Fusion of gametes results in a
zygote that grows into an___________

A

embryo

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7
Q

What is the two fold cost of sex

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 Time and energy to
find a mate
 Fewer offspring per
reproductive cycle

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8
Q

Aquatic vertebrates (fish &
amphibians) Use _____________

A

external fertilization

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9
Q

May broadcast spawn
 May come close together to
increase the chance of
fertilization

A

external fertilization

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10
Q

Terrestrial vertebrates (reptiles,
birds, mammals) Use ____________

A

internal fertilization

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11
Q

 Also used by some aquatic
animals
 Adaptation to reproduction
outside of water, the amniotic
egg, or increased chance of
fertilization

A

internal fertilization

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12
Q

r-strategist

A

high reproduction rate
-less parental investment
-low survival rate

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13
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k-strategist

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low reproduction rate
-high parental investment
-high survival rate

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14
Q

Evolved to allow terrestrial animals
to lay eggs outside of water

A

amniotic egg

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15
Q

reproductive methods for amniotic egg

A

oviparity
ovoviviparity
viviparity

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16
Q

lay eggs

A

oviparity

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17
Q

internal egg hatching

A

ovoviviparity

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18
Q

live birth mammals use a placenta

A

viviparity

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19
Q

male gametes are produced in the _______

20
Q

Anatomy of a male gamete

A

-head
-neck
-tail

21
Q

head of gamete is called ___________ which contains enzymes
that can penetrate the outer
coating of the egg

22
Q

neck of gamete contains mostly __________

23
Q

tail of gamete contains _________used for locomotion

24
Q

eggs are produced in the _________

25
where do the eggs travel
Travels through the oviduct (or fallopian tube)
26
where does fertilization occur
oviduct
27
Hypothalamus releases___________
gonadotropin-releasing hormone
28
gonadotropin-releasing hormone triggers the release of _________
LH and FSH
29
LH and FSH triggers the release of ________ , ________, and _______
-testosterone -estrogen -progesterone
30
_______and ________ control the development of secondary sexual characteristics
-testosterone -estrogen
31
______ and _________control the menstrual cycle in females
-estrogen -progesterone
32
When women attain a post- reproductive age, _______ results from a decrease of estradiol and progesterone from the ovaries
menopause
33
Most non-human placental mammals have an __________ during which females are reproductively receptive. This generally occurs less frequently than in primates.
estrus cycle
34
In the female reproductive tract, sperm undergo_________
capacitation
35
 Increase motility  Loss of membrane proteins  Change in plasma membrane fluidity
capacitation
36
After fertilization, the oocyte completes meiosis II, and undergoes changes that prevent ________
polyspermy
37
fertilization by more than one sperm  Changes to the zygote membrane to become impassable to sperm
polyspermy
38
solid ball of cells
morula
39
fluid-filled ball of cells Implantation marks the beginning of Pregnancy
blastula
40
The inner cell mass of the blastocyst becomes the _______
embryo
41
outer cell mass becomes the ________
placenta
42
the process by which a gastrula forms from a blastula.
gastrulation
43
ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm
gastrulation
44
The trilaminar embryo then undergoes ________, during which the organs are formed
Organogenesis
45
a cell in an ovary which may undergo meiotic division to form an ovum.
oocyte