CHAPTER 6
REPRODUCTION IN ANIMAL -
INTRODUCTION
• Name- Aadarsh Raj sahu
• Class- 8 ‘B’
• Roll- 8201
• Sub- Science
• guidance by –Neha Sikdar mam
REPRODUCTION OF
ANIMALS.
• INTRODUCTION OF REPRODUCTION
• REPRODUCTION IS A BIOLOGICAL PROCESS BY WHICH AN ORGANS
REPRODUCED AN OFFSPRING THAT IS BIOLOGICAL SIMILAR TO
THE ORGANISM
• IT IS ENABLES AND INSURERS THE CONTINUITY OF SPECIES
TYPES OF REPRODUCTION
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION & ASEXUAL
REPRODUCTION
THIS TYPE OF REPRODUCTION IS BEGINNING FROM THE FUSION OF MALE AND FEMALE
GAMETES IS CALLED REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE- HUMAN , ANIMAL
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
IN THIS TYPE OF REPRODUCTION INVOLVED ONLY SINGLE PARENT IS CALLED ASEXUAL
REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE- AMOEBA,HYDRA
Male reproductive organs –
Male reproductive organs included pair of testes ,two sperm
ducts and penis . The testes produce the male gametes is called
sperm
Look at the image Given below -
REPRODUCTIVE PARTS OF HUMANS
FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN
• The female reproductive organ are a pain of ovaries ,oviducts
(fallopian tubes) and the uterus. The ovary produces female
gametes called ova (Egg)
• Look at the image Give below -
WHAT IS FERTILISATION ???
• Fusion of the egg and the sperm is called Fertilisation.
• During Fertilisation the nuclei of the sperm and the egg fuse
to from a single nucleus this result in the formation of a
fertilised egg or Zygote
look at the image given below—
TYPES OF FERTILISATION
• Internal fertilisation
• External fertilisationn
• Internal fertilisation ---- fertilisation that takes place in
side female body Is called internal Fertilisation. This is
observed in human beings And other Animals Such As
hens, cows and dogs etc.
• External Fertilisation --- Fertilisation that takes place out
side female body it is called external fertilisation. This is
observed in frogs, fish and starfish etc.
• Fertilisation results in the formation of Zygote which begins to
develop into an embryo. the Zygote divides repeatedly to give
rise to a ball of cells. The cells then begin to from group that
develop into different tissues and organs of the body .this
developing structure is termed an embryo.
DEVELOPMENT OF EMBRYO
FOETUS
The stage of the embryo in which all the body parts can be
identified is called foetus
VIVIPAROUS AND OVIPAROUS ANIMAL
• The animal which give birth to young ones are called
viviparous animals.
• animal which lay eggs are called oviparous animals.
METAMORPHOSIS
• The transformation larva into adult through drastic changes is
called metamorphosis. ----
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
••Examples of sexual reproduction••
… Budding. --In hydra ,new individual develop from buds . This method of
asexual reproduction is called budding
BINARY FUSION
• Amoeba reproduces by dividing itself into two . This type of
asexual reproduction is called Binary fission.

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    INTRODUCTION • Name- AadarshRaj sahu • Class- 8 ‘B’ • Roll- 8201 • Sub- Science • guidance by –Neha Sikdar mam
  • 3.
    REPRODUCTION OF ANIMALS. • INTRODUCTIONOF REPRODUCTION • REPRODUCTION IS A BIOLOGICAL PROCESS BY WHICH AN ORGANS REPRODUCED AN OFFSPRING THAT IS BIOLOGICAL SIMILAR TO THE ORGANISM • IT IS ENABLES AND INSURERS THE CONTINUITY OF SPECIES
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    SEXUAL REPRODUCTION &ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION THIS TYPE OF REPRODUCTION IS BEGINNING FROM THE FUSION OF MALE AND FEMALE GAMETES IS CALLED REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE- HUMAN , ANIMAL ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION IN THIS TYPE OF REPRODUCTION INVOLVED ONLY SINGLE PARENT IS CALLED ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXAMPLE- AMOEBA,HYDRA
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    Male reproductive organs– Male reproductive organs included pair of testes ,two sperm ducts and penis . The testes produce the male gametes is called sperm Look at the image Given below - REPRODUCTIVE PARTS OF HUMANS
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    FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGAN •The female reproductive organ are a pain of ovaries ,oviducts (fallopian tubes) and the uterus. The ovary produces female gametes called ova (Egg) • Look at the image Give below -
  • 8.
    WHAT IS FERTILISATION??? • Fusion of the egg and the sperm is called Fertilisation. • During Fertilisation the nuclei of the sperm and the egg fuse to from a single nucleus this result in the formation of a fertilised egg or Zygote look at the image given below—
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    TYPES OF FERTILISATION •Internal fertilisation • External fertilisationn • Internal fertilisation ---- fertilisation that takes place in side female body Is called internal Fertilisation. This is observed in human beings And other Animals Such As hens, cows and dogs etc. • External Fertilisation --- Fertilisation that takes place out side female body it is called external fertilisation. This is observed in frogs, fish and starfish etc.
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    • Fertilisation resultsin the formation of Zygote which begins to develop into an embryo. the Zygote divides repeatedly to give rise to a ball of cells. The cells then begin to from group that develop into different tissues and organs of the body .this developing structure is termed an embryo. DEVELOPMENT OF EMBRYO
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    FOETUS The stage ofthe embryo in which all the body parts can be identified is called foetus
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    VIVIPAROUS AND OVIPAROUSANIMAL • The animal which give birth to young ones are called viviparous animals. • animal which lay eggs are called oviparous animals.
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    METAMORPHOSIS • The transformationlarva into adult through drastic changes is called metamorphosis. ----
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    ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION ••Examples ofsexual reproduction•• … Budding. --In hydra ,new individual develop from buds . This method of asexual reproduction is called budding
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    BINARY FUSION • Amoebareproduces by dividing itself into two . This type of asexual reproduction is called Binary fission.