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DNA

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Deoxyribo Nucleicacid
Chromosomes nucleus in for of dna
DNA is information on proteins if changed body design might be altered

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Importance of dna copy

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Cells chemical reaction to build copies accopined by organised cell structures

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Variation

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No biochemical process is reliable
May not be identical

Some might be so drastically that the dna might not survive in the cell apparatus
Die

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Niche

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Well defined place
For an organism to use a particular niche it is important to have dna consistency
Variations help if niche is altered
Survival for the species overtime

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5
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Fission example

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Amoeba take place in any plane
Leishmania whip like structure definite orientation
Plasmodium multiple
Malarial

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Fragmentation who what why examples

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Multicellular organisms with simple structures
Spirograph breaks into smaller pieces in maturation these fragments grow into new pieces

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Why can’t all multicellular organisms just divide

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Specialised cells specialled functions
Sex cells that are meant for reproduction

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Regeneration example

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Hydra and planarian
Specialised cells
Proliferate to make more cells
Then they become specialised organised sequence

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Budding

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Hydra
Regenerative cells
Bud outgrowth repeated cell division specific side
Fully mature they detach

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Bread mould

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Rhizopus, blob on stick , reproduction sporangia spores which have thick walls protect them until they contact another Moises surface and begin to grow again

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Vegetative propogation what is

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Parts of plant used to develop into new organisms

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Methods used in vegetative propagation

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Layering parent plant Ariel root, detaches
and grafting parts of different plant together so that they heal
sugarcane rose and grapes

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Emir it’s of vegetative propopgatin

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Flowers and fruits earlier because it’s from already existing plants

Plants without seeds banan orange jasmine to reproduction

Genetically similar to have all characteristics

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14
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Bryophyllum

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Leaf margin
Natural
Soil

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15
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Role of testosterone

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Secondary sexual organ
Sex hormone
Formation of sperm

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Puberty

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Age sexual maturity
Male testosterone
Female strobes

17
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Fertilisation in plants

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Pollens stigma
Pollen tube
Stu.e
Reaches ovule zygote turns into embryo
Ovule becomes seed
Ovary is fruit

18
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Unisexual vs bisexual

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Papaya, melon

Stamensted pistlated
Cross pollination

Mustard hibiscus
Self pollination
One flower of same or other plant

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Make plant

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Anther filament

20
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Std

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Bacteria gonorrhoea

Syphills bacteria

Aids

21
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Birth control

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Unwanted pregnancies
Std
Plan family

Barrier
Condom

Chemical
Oral pills
Hormonal changes side effects

Intra uterine contraceptive device
Copper T

Surgical vasectomy blocking vas deference
Fallopian tube tubectomy

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Hydra diagram

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Bud
Tentacles

23
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Spore non reproduction

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Hyphae
Sporangia
Rhuzopus