sexual reproduction Flashcards

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what are gametes?

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are special cells produced by the process of meiosis which in humans are sperm and egg

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2
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requires?

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two parents

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3
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what must both parents have?

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supply a gamete for fertilization

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4
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example of sexual reproduction

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a great white could not mate with a make shark to produce an offspring

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5
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why couldnt a great white could not mate with a make shark to produce an offspring

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size difference, speed difference and generally two different species

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what is mating?

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pairing of either opposite-sex or hermaphroditic organisms for the purposes of sexual reproduction.

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what happens in mating?

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many species have a set time in which they try to concieve in order to have their offspring in the spring

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why can mating be difficult?

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for species low in number or who live in large environments its sometimes difficult

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9
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three advantages of sexual reproduction?

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  1. produces genetic variation
  2. the species can adapt to new environments
  3. genetic diversity
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10
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three disadvantages of sexual reproduction?

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  1. time and energy
  2. fewer offspring at a time
  3. death can come to the offspring-many die from disease or disabilities
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11
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conditions of fertilization?

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  1. nutrients for the embryo
  2. warm enough temperature
  3. moisture
  4. protection

-does not garuntee-

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what are the methods of fertilization?

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external fertilization
internal fertilization
pollination
pollen transport

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13
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what is external fertilization?

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the egg and sperm cell combine into one outside the body; usually by species in the ocean

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14
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example of external fertilization?

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spawning salmon

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15
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advantages and disadvantages of external fertilization?

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advantage:
little energy
lots of offspring
disadvantage:
low survival
no parental care

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16
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what is internal reproduction?

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sperm is deposited inside the female in order to fertilize the egg: more common in land animals; the embryo developes inside the mother until birth ex dogs

17
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advantages and disadvantages of internal fertilization?

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advantage: parental care
higher survival
disadvantage:
more energy
fewer zygotes produced

18
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what is pollination?

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pollen is transferred from the male portion of the flowering plant to the female reproductive portion

19
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advantages and disadvantages of pollination?

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advantage:
self polinate or cross polinate by wind
disadvantage:
requires insects like bees

20
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what is pollen transport?

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where non-flowering plants release pollen to the wind; cone barring

21
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advantages and disadvantages of pollen transport

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advantage:
genetic variation
not indegestible
disadvantage:
requires the wind

22
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what are zygotes?

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a diploid cell resulting from the fusion of two haploid gametes; a fertilized ovum.