Unit 7F Flashcards

(46 cards)

1
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When the egg splits into identical twins, it splits into 2………..

A

Identically genetic halves

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What sex are identical twins? And what percent if the same genes do they have?

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Same sex;100% of same genes

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3
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Do identical twins have the same fingerprints?

A

No; they have different fingerprints

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4
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Mirror twins

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25% of identical twins due to egg dividing late within the time period.

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5
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In mirror twins, what are their differences?

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May have opposite whorls in hair, one may be right handed, the other left handed

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6
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Identical twins occur in approximately…..

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One in every 250 births

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7
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In fraternal twins, what does the mother release

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2 eggs, simultaneously, and both are fertilized by separate sperm

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What is the sex of fraternal twins?

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Same sex, or different sexes

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9
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Fraternal twins share what percent of the same DNA? They are no more alike than _________ siblings

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50% of the same DNA; no more alike than two siblings

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In identical twins, when does the zygote divide?

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A single zygote divides within 4-8 days after egg fertilization.

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Half identical twins

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The egg divides before it is fertilized, and each half is fertilized by separate sperm

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12
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Half identical twins AKA

A

Polar-body twins

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13
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In identical twins, it splits into_______ identically genetic halves

A

Two

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14
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What percent of shared DNA do half identical twins share?

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75%

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15
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Conjoined twins are……

A

They are identical twins which fail to separate within the 4-8 day time period after fertilization

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16
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In conjoined twins, when do they attempt to separate?

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After 12 days

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17
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How can conjoined twins also form

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They can also form as the separate zygotes fuse

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18
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Most conjoined twins are what type of twins

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Mirror twins

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19
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Approximately how many conjoined twins survive the first year of life?

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1 in 55 conjoined twins survive the first year of life

20
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What were the original conjoined twins known as

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Siamese twins which were Eng and Cheng Bunker

21
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What is a zygote

A

A fertilized egg

22
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Simple animals tend to reproduce__________

23
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Budding and examples

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Part of parents body develops into an independent organism

Ex:sponges, hydra

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Fragmentation and example

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When organism breaks into one or more parts and each part can grow into a separate individual
Ex: sea stars

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Regeneration and examples
When organism grows back missing part. | Ex: sea stars, planarian
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Offspring are produced by the joining of ___ ___ _____(gametes) to form a ______. This joining of gametes is known as ____________
Two sex cells;zygote;fertilization
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Sexual reproduction occurs within most _____________ organisms. Most animals reproduce ________.
Multicellular; sexually
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What are gametes
Sperm and eggs
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Where is sperm produced? Where are eggs produced?
Sperm is made in testis | Eggs are made in the ovary
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Hermaphroditic and examples
Organisms that contain sperm and egg | Ex: earthworm and wrasse fish
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Parthenogenesis
When female egg develops without fertilization
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External fertilization
Occurs outside organisms body. When sperm fertilized egg outside of females body in a moist environment
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Internal fertilization
Within the females body, egg and sperm join
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How do all mammals reproduce?
Sexually
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Monttremes
Mammals that lay eggs
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Marsupials
Mammals that give birth
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Placental mammals
Mammals which give birth to fully develop young
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The female reproductive system(3)
Produces eggs, takes care of fertilized eggs, and gives birth to offspring
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Fallopian tube
Where eggs mature and are releases from the ovary into a Fallopian tube
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Ovary
Where the eggs are produced through cell division
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What regulates menstruation
Progesterone
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Male reproductive system
Produces sperm and delivers it to the female reproductive system
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Epididymis
Where sperm matures
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Semen
Sperm and fluids that are mixed
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Mitosis
``` 46 /\ 92 /\ /\ 46 46 ```
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Meiosis
``` 46 /\ 92 /\ /\ 46 46 /\ /\ /\ /\ 23 23 23 23 ```