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I'm Lichen Bio Sexual Repro 2011

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what condition is needed for external fertilization moist environment
separation of homologous pairs of chromosomes during gametogenesis is known as disjunction
why is the earthworm classified as a hermaphrodite produces both eggs and sperm
the embryo of an animal with internal development develops where in the uterus
type of fert and dev of most birds and reptiles internal fert, external dev
organs in which male and female sex cells develop gonads
term for zygote dividing by mitosis cleavage
process that forms eggs and sperm meiosis, aka gametogenesis
name an advantage of internal fert and dev over external chance for zygote survival is increased
name for the embryo when it forms an indented shape gastrula
correct sequence of events for formation and development of an embryo meiosis, fertilization, cleavage, differentiation
process that forms polar bodies oogenesis
what occurs at the placenta materials are exchanged between fetal and maternal blood
what process produces offspring with characteristics different from those of their parents meiosis (sexual repro)
compare sperm and egg cells both formed by meiosis, both contain monoploid number of chromosomes, necessary for sexual repro
contrast sperm and egg cells different sizes, different amounts of cytoplasm, sperm are motile
if a body cell contains 20 chromosomes, how many would a gamete of that species contain 10
reproductive adaptation found in most terrestrial vertebrates fusion of gametes within female reproductive tract
difference btwn placental and marsupial mammals marsupial embryo is born at immature stage of development and finishes dev in pouch
type of fert and dev in a species that produces very few eggs internal fert and internal dev
hollow ball of embryo cells blastula
how do we get different cells, such as skin, muscle and nerve, when the cells all originate from the same fertilized egg and contain the same genetic information? different genes are turned on, causing different SOB, causing different SOAA, causing diff proteins, which causes diff cell types
what does meiosis do to homologous pairs of chromosomes separates them into different gametes. Each gamete receives one of the pair, not both.
Give 3 differences btwn meiosis and mitosis. see Cell Division study card!
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