Reproduction of Animals Flashcards
Modes of animal reproduction?
-asexual and sexual reproduction
What is asexual reproduction?
- genetic materials come from one parent, without the fusion of egg and sperm
- genetically identical to parent
what is sexual reproduction?
genetic material of two individuals combined to produce genetically diverse offspring that differ from their parent
asexual reproduction?
- fission
- budding
- gemmules
- fragmentation and regeneration
alternation of asexual and sexual reproduction?
- parthenogenesis
- hermaphroditism
- sequential hermaphroditism
what is fission?
separation of a parent cell into two or more daughter cells of approximately equal in size
binary fission?
- separation of parent’s nucleus into half
- produces 2 individuals (identical)
- eg: amoeba paramecium, euglena
multiple fission?
nucleus of a parent cell divides repeatedly and produces many individuals
-amoeba
what is budding?
- outgrowth (bud) pushes out from the parent’s cell, pinches off and enlarges into a new cell
- coral and hydra
what is gemmules?
internal buds found in sponges
-involved in asexual
what is fragmentation and regeneration?
breaking of the body into several pieces or some may develop into complete adults
sexual reproduction?
creation of an offspring by fusion of male and female gametes to form zygote
the female and male gamete?
- egg
- sperm
reproductive cycle are controlled by?
- hormones
2. environmental cues
what is hermaphroditism?
sexual reproduction presents a special problem for certain organism
-seldom encounter a mate
parthenogenesis?
a process in which an egg develops without being fertilized
- clone of a mother
- arthropods and some species of lizards
internal and external fertilization ?
- fusion of gametes inside of the body of a parent (terrestrial animals)
- fusion of gamete outside of the body of a parent (aquatic animal)
main function of fertilization?
to bring the haploid nuclei of sperm and egg together to form a diploid zygote
process of releasing gametes into the water is called?
spawning
what is pheromone and the function?
- chemical released by one organism that can influence the physiology and behavior of other individuals of the same species
- mate attractions
oviparity and ovoviviparity?
- expulsion of undeveloped eggs
- the young grow in eggs inside the mother’s body and the mother gives birth to live young
viviparity?
development of embryo inside the body of mother eventually leading to give birth
-mostly in mammals