2.3 Reproduction Flashcards

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What is sexual reproduction?

A

It is the production of offspring through the combination of genetic information

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2
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What is fertilisation?

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It is the fusion of the nuclei of the gametes of an organism

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3
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What are the events that lead to fertilisation in humans?

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  • the production of sperm in the testes
  • which is deposited in the vagina by the penis
  • the sperm will swim towards the oviduct, where it will meet an egg
  • and their nuclei can fuse
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4
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What is the definition of the term haploid?

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A cell which contains one set of chromosomes

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5
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What diploid cell is formed as a result of fertilisation?

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A zygote

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6
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What are the events that lead to fertilisation in flowering plants?

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  • pollen is produced by the anther
  • which is transmitted to the stigma
  • pollen nuclei travels towards the ovary (in a pollen tube)
  • where it meets the ovule which was produced in the ovary
  • their nuclei can fuse
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7
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Where is the sperm made?

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In the testes

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8
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Where is the egg made?

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In the ovaries/in an ovary

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9
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Name the parts of the female reproductive system (think of the diagram)

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  • vagina
  • cervix
  • uterus
  • oviduct
  • ovary
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10
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Name the parts of the male reproductive system (think of the diagram)

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  • penis
  • urethra
  • prostate
  • sperm duct
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