reproduction in animals Flashcards

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what is gametogenesis?

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the production of male spermatogenisis and female oogenesis gametes

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2
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what is ovulation?

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the release of a secondary oocyte (not ovum) from the ovary

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What is copulation /coitus?

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act of intercourse where male gametes are delivered to the female gametes

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4
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what is fertilization ?

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the fusion of the nuclei of the male and female gametes

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5
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what is implantation?

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the action of the early embryo sinking in the endometrium

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6
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what is gestation?

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gestation is the period between conception and birth where foetal development occurs

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7
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what is parturition?

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the final stages of pregnancy involving labour and child birth

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8
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where does the production of sperms begins?

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in the testes

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9
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where does spermatogenesis occurs?

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in the semniferous tubules

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10
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what are the parts of the penis?

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testes
epdidymis
prostate gland
seminal vesicles
urethra
penis
vas deferens

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11
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what is involved with semen production?

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prostate gland
seminal vesicles
cowper’s gland

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12
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what is semen?

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the nourishing and transport medium for the spermatozoa

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13
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what is spermatogenesis?

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the formation of sperm cells

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14
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what is oogenesis?

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the production of the female gametes

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15
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function of testes

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production of sperms and male sex harmones

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16
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function of the ejaculatory duct

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short duct that connect the vas deferens to the urethra

17
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function of the urethra

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carrys sperm and semen out of the body

18
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what happens when ovulation occurs?

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the oocyte is pushed along the fallopian tubes by the cilia

19
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what happens if fertilization occurs?

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the zygote will be implanted on the endometrium

20
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where is oocytes produced?

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in the ovary

21
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what happens when ovulation occurs?

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the follicle ruptures leaving behind a CORPUS
LUTEUM, which secretes PROGESTERONE, allowing the endometrium to thicken.

22
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difference between spermatogenesis and oogenesis

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  1. spermatogenesis occurs in the seminiferous tubules in the testes while oogenesis occurs in the ovary
  2. spermatogenesis forms 4 spermatozoa while oogenesis forms 1 secondary oocyte, 2-3 smaller polar bodies
  3. spermatogenesis starts at puberty and continues into old age. uninterrupted until death
    oogenesis starts when the female is a foetus then stop. resumes at puberty and an egg is released month.ly
    terminates at menopause
  4. in spermatogenesis 200 sperms are released daily. fully matured
    while in oogenesis one secondary oocyte is released every menstrual cycle
23
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function of the spermatozoa

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The role of spermatozoa is to transport the male genetic
material to the female gamete.

24
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difference between spermatozoa and secondary oocyte

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spermatozoa is 3um while oocyte is 100um
spermatozoa is motile while oocyte is non motile
spermatozoa is haploid- x and y chromosome while oocyte is haploid x chromosome

spermatozoa has limited food while oocyte has considerably more

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