KA3- Reproduction Flashcards

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Gametes

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Sex cells
Haploid
1 set of chromosomes

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2
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Female gamete in animals

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Egg
Larger than sperm because contains nucleus and food in the nucleus

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Male gamete in animals

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Sperm
Head region contains the nucleus
Tail enables it to nove

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Female in humans

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Ovary
Egg cells produced
Oviduct carries egg cells to uterus from ovaries - site of fertilisation
Contains: oviduct, uterus, ovary, vagina

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5
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Make in humans

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Testes - Site of stern production
Contain: urethra, penis, sperm duct, testes

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Sexual intercourse in humans

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Sperm swim up into oviduct where fertilisation takes place
Fertilisation happens when nucleus of egg cell fuses with nucleus of sperm cell to form a diploid a zygote which then divides to form and embryo

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What is responsible for sexual production in plants

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The flower of plants
Contain both male and female organs
Produce the male and female sex cells

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8
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Male gamete in plants

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Pollen grain
Produced in anther

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9
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Female gamete in plants

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Ovule
Produced in ovary

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10
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When does fertilisation occur in plants

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Nucleus of pollen grain joins with nucleus of ovuke

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Parts of plant

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Petal
Anther ( top circle yellow pollen thing)
Filament ( below anther)
Ovule (green circle at the kinda start of the petals inside stem)
Sepal (leave on stem)
Nectary (leave coming our bottom of plant)
Ovary (above ovule)
Stigma ( top of stem inside petal)

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