Types of Reproduction Flashcards

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What are the Similarities between Sexual and Asexual Reproduction?

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  • New individual is formed

- Reproduce their own kind

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What are the differences between Sexual and Asexual Reproduction?

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Sexual

  • Presence of Gametes
  • Formation of Zygotes
  • Common to Plants and Animals

Asexual

  • Formation of Clones
  • Common to Bacteria
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What is Budding?

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-Outgrowths from a parent’s cell

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What is Spore Formation?

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-Contains Haploid Reproductive cells that can germinate into new individuals

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What is Fission?

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-Splitting of a single cell into two separate and similar parts

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What are the two types of Fission?

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  • Longitudinal

- Transverse

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What is Regeneration?

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-Growth of certain lost body parts

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What is Fragmentation?

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-Fragments of the original organism becomes new organisms

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What is Layering?

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-Add weight to the plant so it bends and enters the soil to grow as another plant

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What is Grafting?

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-Attach a branch of a plant with bad fruit but strong bark to a plant with good fruit but weak bark and vice versa to have two plants with good fruit and strong bark

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What is Cutting?

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-Cut a branch of a plant and place it in the soil to grow a new plant

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What is Marcotting?

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-Connect two branches to each other by wrapping moss around it

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What are Specialized Leaves?

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-When tiny plants grow on the leaves

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What are Specialized Roots?

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-When tiny plants grow on the roots

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What is a Haploid?

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  • 1 set of chromosomes (ex: zygotes)

- 23 chromosomes

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What is a Diploid?

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  • 2 sets of chromosomes (ex: Gametes)

- 46 chromosomes

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What is a Polyploid?

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  • 3 or more sets of chromosomes

- Exists in few animals, several plants (ex: Trout Fish)

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What is Reproduction?

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-It allows organisms to produce new individuals of their own kind

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What is a Chromosome?

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-Found in the Nucleus

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What is the Centromere?

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-Center of the Chromosome

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What is the Kinetochore?

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-Sides where your spindle fibers are attached

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What is the Loci?

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-Location of genes

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What are genes?

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-Dictate physical characteristics

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How many Chromosomes do humans have?

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  • 46 chromosomes in total
  • 23 pairs of chromosomes in Females
  • 22 pairs of chromosomes + xy in Males
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What are Homologous Chromosomes?

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  • Are structurally alike
  • Are of the same size and length
  • Centromeres are similarly positioned
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What is a Tetraploid?

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-Having 92 chromosomes (ex: flies)

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What are Somatic cells?

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-All cells in your body excluding Gametes