3a (Reproduction) Flashcards

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Sexual reproduction

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  • The fussion 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 one parent
  • No genetic variation
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Insect pollinated flower

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  • Colourful petals (to attract insects)
  • Sticky polen (to stick insects bodies)
  • Large petals (to attract insects)
  • Nectar (to attract insects, they feed)
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wind pollinated flower

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  • Not colourful petals, usually green
  • Small, light grain pollen (to be carried by the wind)
  • Small petals (needs to be light)
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Seed / fruit formation

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  • Pollen lands on stigma
  • Pollen tube is formed and fertilises ovule in ovary
  • Seed / fruit is formed
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Gamete

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Sex cell

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Zygote

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Fertilised egg

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Mitosis

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Regular cell division

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meiosis

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cell division to form gametes

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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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Responsible fro re-growth of uterus lining

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Role of progesterone in menstrual cycle

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Keeps the uterus lining in place

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Placenta

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  • Allows the embryo to obtain materials suhc as oxygen and nutrients from the mothers blood
  • Allows the emrbyo to get rid of waste products such as carbon dioxide and urea
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Amniotic fluid

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Amniotic fluid surrounds and protects the embryo from physical damage

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uterus

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Where the embryo becomes attached through the placenta

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Testes

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These make sperm cells

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Vagina

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Where sexual intercouse takes place

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Ovaries

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Egg are made here

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Oviduct

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Fertilisation of the egg should occur here occur here

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Cervix

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The entrance to the womb or uterus

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Prostate gland

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This organ makes the fluid found in semen

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Urethra

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A tube rube running through the penis

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Puberty boys (testosterone)

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  • Sperm production starts
  • Sexual organs grow and develop
  • Growth of hair
  • Increase in body mass
  • Deeper voice
  • broader shoulder
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Puberty girls (oestrogen)

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  • Menstrual cycle begins
  • Female sexual organs grow and develop
  • Growth of hair
  • Body mass increases
  • Voice deepens
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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

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Mitosis (detail)

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Cells made are genetically identical and are called diploid

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Meiosis (detail)

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4 genetically identical gametes are formed (haploid)