Chapter 43 - Animal Reproduction Flashcards

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1
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What is the most favorable type of reproduction?

A

Asexual

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Types of Asexual Reproduction and what they do

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  • Binary Fission - splits
  • Budding - outgrowth
  • Fragmentation - broken off
  • Parthenogenesis - eggs form via mitosis with no fertilization
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In Mammals, which chromosome determines sex of the individual?

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Y chromosome

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In Mammals, what are the female and male chromosomes?

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XX = female
XY = male

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In Birds, which chromosome determines the sex of the individual?

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W chromosome

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In Birds, what are the female and male chromosomes?

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ZZ = male
ZW = female

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What is temperature-dependent sex determination?

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Sex is determined by temperature, not by chromosomes

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What are the results in Turtle temperature-dependent sex determination?

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cooler = male
warmer = female

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What are the results in Alligator temperature-dependent sex determination?

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warmer = male
cooler = female

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What are the results in Crocodile temperature-dependent sex determination?

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moderate = male
extreme = female

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When an animal is female first then changes into a male, then it’s called…

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Protogyny

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When an animal is male first then changes into a female, then it’s called…

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Protandry

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Haploid-diploid sex determination:

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Haploid = male
Diploid = female

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Types of sexual reproduction

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  • Hermaphroditism - have both female and male parts
  • External Fertilization - a free-for-all and occurs in aquatic environments; alot offspring but low survival rate
  • Internal Fertilization - male sperm deposited in female to fertilize eggs; few offspring but high survival rate
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Types of Internal Fertilization

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  • Viviparous - live birth
  • Oviparous - eggs outside
  • Ovoviviparous - egg hatches in utero then born alive
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Male Anatomy

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  • Testes produce sperm and testosterone
  • Seminiferous tubules in the testes produce sperm (spermatogenesis)
  • Sperm exits the testes through vas deferens tube then travels through the ejaculatory tube to exit the penis
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Female Anatomy

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  • Ovaries, oviducts, uterus
  • Cortex (outer layer of ovary) has follicular cells that produce eggs
  • During ovulation, the egg is released from the ovary then travels to the uterus through Fallopian tubes
  • Fertilized eggs implant on the uterus
18
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What is spermatogenesis?

A

production of sperm by the male testes

19
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What are the stem cells located in the testes called?

A

Spermatogonia

20
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1 spermatogonium goes through _______ to produce 2 _______ cells

A

mitosis; diploid

21
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What is oogenesis?

A

production of eggs in ovaries

22
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What are the oogonia?

A

Stem cells located in ovaries

23
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1 oogonium goes through _______ to produce 2 _______ cells called primary oocytes

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mitosis; diploid