Species Differentiation in Reproduction (Lec 7) Flashcards

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Asexual Reproduction

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Offspring originates from a single organism and inherits parent’s genome

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Asexual Reproduction: Pros

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Speed, advantage for small population, not complex, requires little energy

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Asexual Reproduction: Cons

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Little genetic diversity, overcrowding

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Sexual Reproduction

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Consists of gamete formation, fertilization, and development of zygote

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Sexual Reproduction: Pros

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Introduces genetic diversity, advantage for changing environments, sharing of beneficial genes

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Sexual Reproduction: Cons

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Cost intensive, fewer offspring

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Oviparity

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Fertilized eggs laid outside mother, no subsequent nourishment from mother

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Viviparity

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Fertilised eggs retained within mother, direct nourishment from mother

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Ovoviviparity

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Fertilised eggs retained within mother, no direct nourishment from mother

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External Fertilization

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Gametes fuse outside female’s body

  • both gametes usually released into aquatic environment, protects eggs from drying out
  • risk of predation
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Internal Fertilization

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Gametes fuse within female’s body

  • protecting eggs from predation
  • increases likelihood of fertilization
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Sexual Selection

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Form of natural selection where one sex has perference for certain characteristics in oppositely sexed individuals

  • Often leads to sexual dimorphism
  • Secondary sexual characteristics
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Indirect Male Competition: 1st Male Advantage

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Mate Guarding: male remains close to female after mating
Copulatory Plugs: sticky residue inside male’s ejaculate that temporarily blocks female’s reproductive tract to prevent other male’s sperm

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Indirect Male Competition: 2st Male Advantage

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Elaborate Penis Morphology: aids in removal of sperm from previous male
Large Semen Quantity: large volume helps flush out previous male’s sperm and increases likelihood of fertilization

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