Animal Form and Function Flashcards

(40 cards)

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What is budding?

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a form of asexual reproduction where new individuals arise from outgrowths on existing individuals

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What is fission reproduction?

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a form of asexual reproduction in which the parent organism splits into two individuals

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What is parthenogenesis?

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a form of asexual reproduction in which the egg develops without fertilization

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What animals is parthenogenesis most common?

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invertebrate species

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What is hermaphroditism?

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individuals possess both male and female reproductive systems

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What are simultaneous hermaphrodites?

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animals that can produce both male and female gametes at the same time

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What are sequential hermaphrodites?

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animals that switch sex, produce male and female gametes at different times

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What is a reproductive cycle?

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some organisms cycle between sexual and asexual reproduction

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In what type of environment would an organism asexually reproduce?

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stable environment

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In what type of environment would an organism sexually reproduce?

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unstable environment

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What is internal fertilization?

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when sperm is deposited inside of the female reproductive tract

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What is external fertilization

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when the sperm can fertilize eggs out of the female reproductive tract

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What is spawning is relation to reproduction?

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synchronous release of male and female gametes

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Which type of fertilization has a higher zygote survival rate?

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internal fertilization

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Which form of fertilization allows the parent to choose a mate?

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internal fertilization

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Which form of fertilization ensures ease of reproduction?

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external fertilization

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Which form of fertilization doesn’t require the offspring to depend on the parents?

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external fertilization

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What are male gonads?

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What are female gonads?

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What is spermatogenesis?

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continuous production of male gametes

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From what cells do female gametes develop?

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spermatogonia, stem cells in the testes

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What is oogenesis?

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definite production of female gametes in the ovaries

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From what cells do female gametes develop?

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oogonia, stem cells in the ovaries

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What is the function of hormones?

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they facilitate chemical signaling between organs and organ systems

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What triggers gamete production?
sex hormones secreted from the gonads
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What sex hormones do the ovaries produce?
estrogen
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What sex hormones do the testes produce?
androgens
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What hormonal axis stimulates gamete production?
the Hypothalamus-Pituitary-Gonads
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What is an ovary follicle?
A fluid filled sack in the ovary that houses a maturing oocyte and develops into the corpus luteum
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What is the corpus luteum?
A temporary gland in the ovaries that secretes estrogen
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What is the endometrium?
the lining of the uterus that serves as the site of embryo implantation
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What are the three phases of ovulation?
follicular phase, ovulation phase, and luteal phase
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What occurs during the first trimester?
the placenta forms and the embryo develops
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What happens to the corpus luteum during the first trimester?
the embryo secretes the hormone hCG to maintain the corpus luteum until the placenta forms
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What is the placenta and its purpose?
it is the interface between the mother and embryo that exchanges gases and nutrients
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Organogenesis
the formation of organs
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During which trimester does organogenesis occur?
the first trimester
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What is the fetus?
an embryo that has developed organs
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What do hormonal contraceptives do?
contain synthetic estrogen/progesterone that inhibits the secretion of GnRH and prevents ovulation
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What is an IUD?
intrauterine devices, present pregnancy with progestin or spermicides