Animal Reproduction & Development Flashcards
What are the mechanisms of asexual reproduction?
- budding
- fission
- fragmentation and regeneration
- parthenogenesis
new individuals arise from outgrowths
budding
separation of a parent organism into 2 individuals
fission
breaking of the body into pieces that develop into adults
fragmentation and regeneration
development of an individual from an unfertilized egg
parthenogenesis
What are the mechanisms of sexual reproduction?
- gametogensis
- spermatogenesis
- oogenesis
production of gametes
gamteogenesis
development of sperm
spermatogenesis
development of a mature egg
oogenesis
Which part of life does spermatogenesis occur in?
adolescence and adulthood
Which part of life does oogenesis occur in?
the mitosis part is complete before birth
In what gender does spermatogenesis occur in?
males
In what gender does oogenesis occur in?
females
What is one big difference between spermatogenesis and oogenesis?
oogenesis ends with a polar body and a fertilized egg and spermatogenesis ends with all four cells developed into sperm
sexual reproduction involving the union or fusion or two dissimilar games
anisogamy
each individual had male and female reproductive systems
hermaphroditism
change from one sex to the other
sex reversal
What are the 3 processes that embryos go through before becoming zygotes?
fertilization, cleavage, and gastrulation
rearrangements into a 3-layered embryo
gastrulation
development of organ rudiments from 3 germ layers
organogenesis
fusion of a sperm and egg leading to the formation of a zygote
fertilization
entry of multiple sperm nuclei into egg
polyspermy
a period of rapid cell division without growth
cleavage
5-7 cleavage divisions form a _________
blastula
fluid-fill cavity inside blastula
blastocel
ball of cells with a fluid-filled cavity
blastula
a set of cells at or near the surface of the blastula to an interior location
gastrulation
opening through which cells migrate
blastopore
digestive tubes
archentron
hollow blastula that is reorganized into a 2- or 3-layer embryo
gastrula
What organs are produced from the ectoderm?
- epidermis of skin and its derivatives
- nervous and sensory systems
- pituitary glands
- adrenal medulla
- jaws and teeth
- germ cells
What organs are produced from the endoderm?
- lining of digestive tract its organs
- lining of respiratory, excretory, and reproductive tracts
- thymus
- thyroid
- parathyroid glands
What organs are produced from the mesoderm?
- skeletal and muscular systems
- circulatory and lymphatic systems
- excretory and reproductive systems
- dermis of skin
- adrenal cortex