B12 - Reproduction Flashcards
What are the two different ways of Reproducing?
Asexual and Sexual Reproduction.
It is during Reproduction that ________ Information in the Chromosomes is past from _______ to their Offspring.
Genetic…Parents…
Asexual Reproduction only involves one _______.
Parent.
How do Cells Divide?
By Mitosis.
What is another word for ‘Joining’ in Reproduction?
Fusion.
What is another word for Special Sex Cells in Reproduction?
Gametes.
With Asexual Reproduction, there is no Fusion (_______) of Gametes (______ Sex Cells) and so there is no mixing of Genetic Information.
Joining…Special…
Asexual Reproduction is very common in Fungi and ________.
Bacteria.
With Asexual Reproduction, there is only ___ Parent.
One.
Sexual Reproduction involves a ____ Sex Cell and Female ___ ____ from Two Parents.
Male…Sex Cell…
Mitosis is only involved in ________ Reproduction.
Asexual.
Sexual Reproduction involves Joining (______) of Male and Female Gametes (_______ ___ _____) formed by MEIOSIS.
Fusion…Special Sex Cells…
What three things does Meiosis lead to the formation of?
Non-Identical Cells, Sperm and Egg Cells (in Animals) and Pollen and Egg Cells (in Plants).
In Sexual Reproduction, there is a mixing of Genetic _________ which leads to a Variation in the offspring.
Information.
Mitosis is a form of Cell ________.
Division.
Mitosis takes place in Tissues all over the ____ and whenever Organisms _________ Asexually.
Body…Reproduce…
Meiosis takes place in the reproductive Organs of Animals and ______.
Plants.
What are the two reproductive Organs in Humans?
Ovaries and Testes.
What does Meiosis result in?
Gametes (Sex Cells).
Female Gametes are made in the ________.
Ovaries.
Male Gametes are made in the ______.
Testes.
Body Cells have ___ sets of Chromosomes, Gametes have only ___ set.
Two…One…
What are Gametes formed by?
Meiosis.
When a Cell divides to form a Gamete, the Genetic ___________ is copied.
Information.
Each __________ forms a pair of Chromatids.
Chromosome.
When a Cell _______ to form Gametes, the Cell divides in quick succession to form ____ Gametes, each with a Single Set of Chromosomes.
Divides…Four…
Each Gamete produced in Reproduction is ________ from the rest.
Different.
Gametes contain random mixtures of the Original __________, which introduces Variation.
Chromosome.
How many Chromosomes does an Egg and a Sperm Cell have?
23 Chromosomes.