Reproduction Test Jan 29 Flashcards

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1
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What is the role of the anther?

A

It is the structure where pollen is produced and stored.

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What is the role of the filament?

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It is a long, thin supporting stalk in the anther.

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3
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What is the role of the petals?

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They are brightly coloured to attract insects.

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What is the role of the stigma?

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It has a sticky surface that captures pollen. It is part of the pistil (female).

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What is the style’s role?

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It is a long thin stalk that supports the pistil.

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What is the role of the ovary?

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It is the swollen base that contains the female gametes.

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What is the role of the sepal?

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It surrounds and protects the reproductive organs.

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8
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What are the 2 common methods of pollen dispersal in flowering plants?

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1- wind 2- insects

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What does the term “angiosperm” mean?

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It refers to flowering plants and means “closed seed”.

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10
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What does the pistil consist of?

A

female reproductive organs

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What does the stamen consist of?

A

male reproductive organs

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12
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What is pollination?

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when the pollen from the anther lands on the stigma

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13
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What is fertilization?

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when the male and female gametes fuse to produce a zygote

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14
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What is a behavioural adaptation angiosperms use to facilitate pollination?

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Flowers bloom at night when pollinators are more active

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15
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What is the role of bees in flower reproduction?

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They carry pollen from one flower to another

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16
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What is cross-pollination?

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When the pollen from the anther lands on the stigma of a different flower

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17
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What environment does a seed need to germinate?

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moist, warm environment, with oxygen (light isn’t necessary)

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18
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What is asexual reproduction?

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reproduction that involves only one parent

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19
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What is sexual reproduction?

A

reproduction that involves two parents (sex)

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20
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What hormone is released from the pituitary gland in the male?

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Testosterone

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21
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What is the role of the epididymis (male)?

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The sperm produced are stored in this small, elongated organ lying above the testicles.

22
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What is the role of the vas deferens?

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It is the area spermatozoa enters before released outside the body during ejaculation.

23
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What is the cowper’s gland?

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It releases a fluid into the urethra, which neutralizes the acidity caused by any remaining traces of urine that could threaten the survival of the sperm.

24
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What are the 4 phases of the menstrual cycle?

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1- Menstrual phase (day 1-4) 2- Follicular phase (day 4-14) 3- Ovulation (day 14-28) 4- Luteal phase

25
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Where does fertilization take place?

A

in the fallopian tube

26
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What is it called when the embryo attaches itself to the uterus?

A

implantation

27
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What is the placenta?

A

it is made up of a large mass of blood vessels from both the mother and fetus

28
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Which trimester can the sex of the baby be determined?

A

first trimester

29
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What does the placenta transport via the umbilical cord?

A

oxygen, waste, and food

30
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What is oxytocin?

A

The hormone released by the pituitary gland that causes contractions and dilation in the female during childbirth

31
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In which trimester does the heart of the baby begin to beat?

A

first trimester (otherwise baby won’t grow)

32
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In order, what are the stages of birth?

A

Dilation, Birth, Delivery of placenta (afterbirth)

33
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In which week does the fetus look most like a tadpole?

A

week 5

34
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In which week does the fetus look most like a human?

A

week 8

35
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What week does the fetus’ tail disappear?

A

week 9

36
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Which parts are the first to develop in the fetus?

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a) central nervous system b) legs and arms c) heart

37
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What is the blastocyst?

A

a cluster of cells which goes through cellular division to finally become the embryo

38
Q

Which STD has symptoms appear the earliest?

A

Gonorrhea

39
Q

Which is not a method of contracting AIDS?

A

Saliva

40
Q

Which STD develops small blisters which eventually burst and develop into painful ulcers?

A

Genital herpes

41
Q

What are symptoms of Hepatitis B?

A

headaches, jaundice, loss of appetite

42
Q

Which treatment is used to treat bacterial infections?

A

antibiotics

43
Q

What are some of Gonorrhea’s symptoms?

A

Painful or swollen testicles, painful intercourse, burning sensations when urinating

44
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What are the 3 steps of syphilis in order?

A

Painless sores, flu-like symptoms, cardiac problems

45
Q

What is AIDS an acronym for?

A

acquired immune deficiency syndrome

46
Q

Is chlamydia viral or bacterial?

A

Chlamydia is a bacterial infection

47
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Is Hepatitis B bacterial or viral?

A

Hepatitis is a viral infection

48
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What can AIDS lead to?

A

Death

49
Q

Is Genital herpes viral or bacterial?

A

Genital herpes is a viral infection.

50
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