M5: Reproduction in Animals Flashcards

1
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Why is reproduction important?

A
  • continuity of a species
  • survival
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2
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what is sexual reproduction?

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union of male and female gametes as a result of meiosis

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3
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what is a haploid?

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reproductive cells that contain one set of chromosomes

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4
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what is external fertilisation?

A

male sperm fertilises egg outside of body

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5
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examples of external fertilisation?

A
  • usually aquatic and amphibians
  • Salman, bony fish
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6
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advantages and disadvantages of external fertilisation?

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advantages > occurs more rapidly,
less energy is required

disadvantages > Gametes can be exposed to environmental conditions, predators and disease, and less direct method

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7
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what is internal fertilisation?

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direct male gametes into a female body

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8
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examples of internal fertilisation?

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mammals and birds

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9
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advantages and disadvantages of internal fertilisation?

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advantages > more likely to be successful due to the proximity of organisms requiring fewer gametes to be produced
more direct tract

disadvantages > more energy, more time, and need to provide parental care

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