Reproduction: Chapter 46 Flashcards

1
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Name the types of reproduction animals use

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Asexual;sexual, hermaphroditism,separate sexes g external fertilization, internal fertilization

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2
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sexual reproduction

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fusion of a sperm and an egg then forms a diploid zygote

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3
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Hermaphroditism

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One animal produces both male and female gametes

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4
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Separate sexes

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Male produces sperm,female produces eggs

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5
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External fertilization

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An egg encounter sperm outsideof the female reproductive tract

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6
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Internal fertilization

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Egg encounters sperm inside the female reproductive tract;embryo develops internally

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7
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What are the types ofsexual reproduction

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Hermaphroditism,
separate sexes,
external fertilization,
internal fertilization

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8
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Asexual reproduction

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Production of offspring without gamete fusion

Ex) budding, fission and fragmentation with regeneration

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9
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Parthenogenesis

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Form of Asexual reproduction where one gamete creates it own embryo without the inclusion of another gamete

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10
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What controls reproductive cycles

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Hormones and environmental cues

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11
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When does fertilization occur

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When sperm and egg are both released outside the body or when sperm is deposited by the male into the female eggs

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12
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What type of fertilization is associated by fewer offspring but greater parental protection

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Internal fertilization

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13
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Gonads produce

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Gametes

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14
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Look @ diagram for female a male reproductive systems

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15
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Sperm is produced by

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Testes

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16
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Where are testes located

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Suspended outside the body in the scrotum

17
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Ducts connect the…

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The testes to the internal accessory gland and then to the penis

18
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Human female reproductive system components

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Labia, clitoris, vagina, uterus, oviducts and ovaries

19
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Eggs are produced in

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The uterus

20
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Gauetogenesis

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Gamete production

21
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Spermatogenesis

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Sperm production in males

22
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Oogenesis

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Egg production in females

23
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Human spermatogenesis is…

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Continuous and produces 4 sperm per melosis

24
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Human oogenesis

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Is discontinuous and cyclic, generating one egg per meiosis

25
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Look@ human game to genesis flow chart

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26
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Human sexuality includes

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Biological sex, gender identity andsexual orientation

27
Q

In mammals what hormone in the hypothalamus regulates the release of FSH and LH from anterior pituitary

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GnRH

28
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What do FSH AND LH control in male mammals

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Control the secretion of androgens(LH), mainly testosterone, and spermicide production

29
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What does FSH AND LH control in females

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Controls the ovarian and uterine cycles via estrogen (mainly estradiol) and progesterone

30
Q

The developing ovarian follicle and corpus luteum also

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Secrete horomones which further helps coordinate the period cycle through positive and negative feedback

31
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The estrous cycle

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The reproductive cycle in rodents

32
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What happens to the endometrium lining in rats

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They are reabsorbed and sexual receptivity is limited to a heat period

33
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Journey to blastocyst

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Fertilization—> meiosis in oviduct—> zygote cell division —> blastocyst develops before implantation in endometrium

34
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All major organs start developing by

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8 weeks old