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REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Example: Binnary Fission
         Budding
         Mitosis
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Involves the fusion of two gamates
Sperm and eggs produced by same individual
and sometimes by different individuals.
Stages of Reproduction/development
1) Gamate Formation                      MEIOSIS


       EGG(n)                 SPERM(n)



Gamates start out as(diploid) germ cell
   Female one egg per           Males produce 4 sperm
      germ cell                     per germ cell
2.Fertilization


                   Then this                          After
                                    Although
   Result of     sperm travel                    fertilization in
                                    male can
copulation,se       through                         female’s
                                  release 200-
     men           female’s                         fallopian
                                   300 milion
  containing         vagina                         tube,the
                                   sperm,but
    sperms      through cervix                      nuclei of
                                 only one can
  ejaculated     and uterus to                     sperm and
                                 penetrate the
 into vagina.    meet mature                      egg form the
                                       egg.
                      egg.                           zygote.
3.Cleavage
• A cleavage furrow is formed as the egg divides
  into numerous smaller cell called blastomeres.
• Cleavage increases the number of cells but not
  the overall volume of the egg.



  Early cleavage(2-16cells)      late cleavage
                              ( more than 16 cells)
4.Blastula
            “hollow ball of cells”
Blastomeres surround a fluid-filled cavity
called a blastocoel
5.Gastrulation
• Cellular organization, invagination
• Cells become arranged into different germ
  layers.
     • A)Ectoderm            outermost layer
      • B)Mesoderm              middle layer
    • C)Endoderm              innermost layer
• CELL DIFFERENTIATION
6.Morphogenesis
Embryos may develpo in several ways
A) Oviparous     -young develop outside of
                    mother
                  - feed of egg yolk
                   - hatch from egg
~Amniotic eggs have fluid-filled sac to protect embyro
~Some eggs encased in hard outer shell
b)Ovoviviparous -egg contained inside female
                -”hatch” from egg within uterus

c)Viviparous     -young develop inside he mother
                -nourished directly by mother’s tissue
                  (placenta)
                -mammals
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  • 1.
  • 2. REPRODUCTION ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION Example: Binnary Fission Budding Mitosis SEXUAL REPRODUCTION Involves the fusion of two gamates Sperm and eggs produced by same individual and sometimes by different individuals.
  • 3. Stages of Reproduction/development 1) Gamate Formation MEIOSIS EGG(n) SPERM(n) Gamates start out as(diploid) germ cell Female one egg per Males produce 4 sperm germ cell per germ cell
  • 4. 2.Fertilization Then this After Although Result of sperm travel fertilization in male can copulation,se through female’s release 200- men female’s fallopian 300 milion containing vagina tube,the sperm,but sperms through cervix nuclei of only one can ejaculated and uterus to sperm and penetrate the into vagina. meet mature egg form the egg. egg. zygote.
  • 5. 3.Cleavage • A cleavage furrow is formed as the egg divides into numerous smaller cell called blastomeres. • Cleavage increases the number of cells but not the overall volume of the egg. Early cleavage(2-16cells) late cleavage ( more than 16 cells)
  • 6. 4.Blastula “hollow ball of cells” Blastomeres surround a fluid-filled cavity called a blastocoel
  • 7. 5.Gastrulation • Cellular organization, invagination • Cells become arranged into different germ layers. • A)Ectoderm outermost layer • B)Mesoderm middle layer • C)Endoderm innermost layer • CELL DIFFERENTIATION
  • 9. Embryos may develpo in several ways A) Oviparous -young develop outside of mother - feed of egg yolk - hatch from egg ~Amniotic eggs have fluid-filled sac to protect embyro ~Some eggs encased in hard outer shell
  • 10. b)Ovoviviparous -egg contained inside female -”hatch” from egg within uterus c)Viviparous -young develop inside he mother -nourished directly by mother’s tissue (placenta) -mammals