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Biology

QuestionAnswer
Asexual without sex- i.e. plants, bacterial, some animals
Budding- one individual arises as an outgrowth of another some animals
Fragmentation Fragments become new individuals ex- flatworms;muliply (regeneration)
Parthenogensis an unferillized egg develops into a complete individual involves an egg- does not require a sperm
Sexual reproduction Animals usually produce gamers (egg and sperm) in speoralized organs (gonads- ovaries (egg) and testes (sperm)) egg of one parent fertilized by the sperm of another (usually)
exception Hermaphrododitic-animals, have both sexual organs
wrasses female becomes male when there is no male
Copulation the sexual union to facilate the reception of sperm by a female
Birth 3 different type in animals
lay eggs tend to them until they hatch
seahorse female puts in pouch eggs are retained until they hatch
Produce a live young baby no egg
Many aquatic animals have a larual stage has a different life style than the adult i.e. tadpole, mosquito eggs in reptiles
not drying out thick shell has extra embryonic membrains
serves the needs of the embryo prevent drying out takes away waste as well
Gutermost membrane becomes the placenta in mammals/humans exchange materials with mother
• o outside of body because it's to warm inside the body too hot no sperm
o Protected by the scrotum regulates tempter by bring them away and close to body
• epididymis o Sperm matures here
• Vas deferens o Stored here
• Urethra o rejects out of body/ sperm out of the body
• Testes contain seminiferoustubules
meiosis produces sperm
haploid half the number of chromosomes
• Sperm moved and stored in epididymis matures
o Sperm expiration date unused gets reabsorbed by body
o takes to weeks to make sperm
o prostate gland pick up milky like and neutralize the urethra
o Erectile dysfunction blood doesn't go to the eretile tissue
o Erectile dysfunction drugs work by increasing the blood flow to the penis
o blood doesn't go to the eretile tissue  this is what Viagra is for
o Ejaculation semen 40 million sperm/ml, fewer than 100 sperm get close to the egg
• Ovaries o contain follicles composed of developing eggs
• Oviducts o Fertilization takes place in the first 1/3 of an oviduct
o Embryo will embed itself in the uterine lining endometrium
 set number at birth of how many eggs that a female has a lifetime (400-500)
Created by: martinezle1
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