Chapter 45 - Animal Reproductive System Flashcards

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spermatogenesis

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occur in seminiferous tubles (sertoli cell)

produce equal 4 gamates (sperm)

continous process

equal cytokinesis

-> primary spermatocyes (2n) →[meiosis 1]→ secondary spermatocyes (n) →[meiosis 2]→ 4 sperms

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oogenesis

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  • discontinous process (2 stops = after birth & after ovulation)
  • unequal cytokinesis (make 1egg and 3polar cells)

mitosis -> primary oocyte (2n) -> [meiosis 1] -> secondary oocyte (n) -> [meiosis 2] -> 1 egg and 3 polar cells.

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male reproductive organ

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  • stcrotum
  • testis

: sperm produce in ‘seminiferous tububle’.

  • epididymus : store sperm.
  • vas deferon : ejaculation duct.
  • urethra : tube for ejaculation.
  • 3 accesory glands

: Seminal vesicle, 60% of semen is produced.

Prostate gland, add Zn2+.

Bulbourethral gland, produce corperis fluid.

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female reproductive organ

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  • oviduct (fallopian tube) : where fertilization take place.
  • ovary : filled with follicles for oogenesis.
  • uterus : where implantation take place.
  • endometrium : innermost lining layer of uterus
  • cervix : neck of uterus.
  • vagina
  • clitoris
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menstruation cycle (ovarian & uterian cycles)

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  • ovarian cycle
    (1) follicular phase (1~13): FSH lvlvrise, maturation of follicle.
    (2) ovulation (14) : LH surge, egg (oocyte) is release.
    (3) luteal phase (15~28): progasterone lvl rise, ready for implatation.
  • uterian cycle
    (1) menstrual flow (1~5) : offing old endometrium.
    (2) proliferative phase (6~14) : esterogen lvl rise, making new endometrium.
    (3) secretory phase (15~28) : progesterone lvl rise, ready for implatation.
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differences of sexual reproduction & asexual reproduction

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asexual reproduction :

  • doesn’t require different sex for reproduction.
  • use mitosis
  • low genetic diversity

sexual reproduction :

  • requires different sex for reproduction.
  • use meiosis
  • high genetic diversity (cross over during prophase 1, independent assortment during metaphase 1)
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parthenogenesis

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hermaphroditism

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