Reproduction Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What is the primary purpose of reproduction in animals?

A

To produce offspring and ensure the continuation of a species.

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True or False: Asexual reproduction involves two parents.

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False

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What is a common form of asexual reproduction in single-celled organisms?

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Binary fission.

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Fill in the blank: In sexual reproduction, offspring are produced by the fusion of ______.

A

Gametes.

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What are the two main types of reproduction?

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Asexual and sexual reproduction.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is a method of asexual reproduction? A) Budding B) Fertilization C) Pollination

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A) Budding

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What is the term for the male gamete in animals?

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Sperm.

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What is the term for the female gamete in animals?

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Egg or ovum.

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True or False: Sexual reproduction generally results in greater genetic diversity than asexual reproduction.

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True

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10
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What is external fertilization?

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Fertilization that occurs outside the female’s body.

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Fill in the blank: In many fish species, external fertilization occurs during ______.

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Spawning.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following animals typically uses internal fertilization? A) Frogs B) Birds C) Jellyfish

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B) Birds

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What is the term for the development of an embryo outside the female’s body?

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Oviparity.

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True or False: Viviparous animals give birth to live young.

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True

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What is the term for animals that lay eggs?

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Oviparous.

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What does the term ‘hermaphrodite’ mean in the context of reproduction?

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An organism that has both male and female reproductive organs.

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Fill in the blank: Some species of ______ can reproduce through parthenogenesis.

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Multiple Choice: Which reproductive strategy involves the mother providing nutrients to the developing embryo inside her body? A) Oviparity B) Viviparity C) Asexual reproduction

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B) Viviparity

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What is the term for the process by which an organism develops from a fertilized egg?

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Embryogenesis.

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Fill in the blank: In sexual reproduction, the genetic material from two parents combines during ______.

A

Fertilization.

21
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True or False: All animals reproduce sexually.

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What is the role of pheromones in animal reproduction?

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To attract mates and facilitate reproduction.

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What is the difference between external and internal fertilization?

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External fertilization occurs outside the body, while internal fertilization occurs inside the body.

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Multiple Choice: Which of the following is NOT a benefit of sexual reproduction? A) Genetic diversity B) Adaptation to changing environments C) Rapid population growth

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C) Rapid population growth

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Fill in the blank: The process by which a single organism can reproduce without the involvement of another organism is called ______.
Asexual reproduction.
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What is the term for animals that give birth to live young but still lay eggs?
Ovoviviparous.
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True or False: Asexual reproduction can produce clones of the parent organism.
True
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What is budding in the context of asexual reproduction?
A process where a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on the parent.
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Fill in the blank: Many reptiles and birds are classified as ______ because they lay eggs.
Oviparous.
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What is the reproductive strategy of producing many offspring with a low chance of survival called?
R-strategy.
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What is the reproductive strategy that involves producing fewer offspring with a higher chance of survival?
K-strategy.
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Multiple Choice: Which reproductive process is characterized by the fusion of sperm and egg? A) Budding B) Fertilization C) Fragmentation
B) Fertilization
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True or False: Sexual reproduction is generally slower than asexual reproduction.
True
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What is the term for the process of developing a new organism from a fragment of the parent organism?
Fragmentation.
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Fill in the blank: In some species, ______ can reproduce by splitting into two or more parts.
Starfish.
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What is the term for the protective structure that surrounds the egg in many species?
Egg shell.
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What is the significance of genetic variation in reproduction?
It increases the adaptability and survival of a species.
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Multiple Choice: Which process allows for the mixing of genetic material from two parents? A) Mitosis B) Meiosis C) Binary fission
B) Meiosis
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Marsupials
Mammals in which the offspring is born in an incomplete state and often carried in a pouch on the mothers belly e.g kangaroos
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Placental mammals
Bears live young as the young is nourished before birth in the mothers uterus