Module 3: Sexual Reproduction in Animals Flashcards

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1
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sexual reproduction by union of gametes

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syngamy

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gametes that fuse are of identical appearance and size; surface proteins help in recognizing the different types of genotypes

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isogamy

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3
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gametes are of two different sizes; female is usually larger, number of males is increased

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anisogamy / heterogamy

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4
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mobility of the gametes are different

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oogamy

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5
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non-motile female gamete

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oocyte

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6
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flagellated male gamete

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spermatozoon

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one individual has both male and female reproductive parts; may self-fertilize or may mate with another of their species, both producing offspring; common in animals that have limited mobility or are not motile

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hermaphroditism

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8
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individual changes its sex at some point in its life

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sequential hermaphroditism

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9
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organism functions first as a female and later as a male

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protogyny

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10
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organism functions first as a male and later as a female

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protandry

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11
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organism can change sex reversibly

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reciprocal sex change

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