3a Flashcards

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Sexual reproduction

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  • The fusion of a male and female gamete to produce a zygote that undergoes cell division and develops into an embryo.
  • Genetic variation.
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Asexual reproduction

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  • Reproduction with 1 parent.
  • No genetic variation.
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Insect pollinated flower

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  • Colourful petals
  • Sticky pollen
  • Large petals
  • Nectaries
  • Anther inside
  • Stigma enclosed
  • Scent
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Wind pollinated flower

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  • Dull petals
  • Small, light-grain pollen
  • Small petals
  • Anthers outside
  • Feathery stigma
  • No scent/nectary
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Zygote

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Fertilised egg cell

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Gamete

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Sex cell

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Mitosis

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  • Regular cell division (growth & repair) & asexual reproduction
  • Diploid nucleus => Same nº chromosomes
  • No variation
  • 2 cells
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Clone

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Genetically identical

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Meiosis

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  • Cell division to form gametes
  • Haploid nucleus
  • Has variation
  • 4 cells
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Seed/Fruit formation

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  • Anther held on filament has pollen
  • Pollen lands on stigma
  • Pollen tube is formed
  • Pollen runs down the tube fertilises ovule in ovary
  • Ovary forms fruit
  • Ovule forms seed
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Plants asexual reproduction

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Natural:
- Runners

Artificial:
- Cuttings

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Role of oestrogen in menstrual cycle

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  • Repairing uterus lining
  • Controls female secondary sexual characteristics
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Role of progestrogen in menstural cycle

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Completes the thickening of the uterus lining and stops other hormones from causing ovulation.

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Role of amniotic fluid

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Amniotic fluid surrounds embryo to protect it from sudden movements and bumps

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Sperm adaptations

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  • Sac of enzymes to penetrate membrane around egg
  • Flagellum for propulsion
  • Mitochondria to release energy for movement
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Placenta

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  • Allows the embryo to obtain materials such as oxygen and nutrients from the mother’s blood.
  • Allows the embryo to get rid of waste products such as urea and carbon dioxide
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Puberty in boys

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Due to testosterone:
- Sperm production starts
- Sexual organs grow and develop
- Growth of hair
- Increase in body mass
- Voice breaks

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Puberty in girls

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Due to oestrogen:
- Menstrual cycle begins
- Female sexual organs grow and develop
- Growth of hair
- Body mass increases
- Voice deepens

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FSH

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  • Follicle Stimulating Hormone
  • Stimulates follicle to start the growth of the egg
  • Triggers oestrogen production
20
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LH

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  • Luteinizing Hormone
  • Causes ovulation (females) / Testosterone production (males)
21
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Female reproductive system adaptations and functions

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  • Egg cell is released into an oviduct (Fallopian tube) from one of the ovaries, ovulation.
  • Uterus, where the fertilised egg cell attaches to start developing
  • Vagina, where sexual intercourse takes place
22
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Where fertilisation usually take place

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Fallopian tube / oviduct

23
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How germinating seeds utilise food reserves

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  • The absorption of water triggers the synthesis of Amylase
  • Amylase breaks starch reserves into glucose
  • Glucose can be used as a source of energy via aerobic respiration