BIOLOGY_ Animal and Human

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2 modes of Reproduction

1. Asexual Reproduction 2. Sexual Reproduction

Mode of reproduction that does not involve the use of gametes or sex cell

Asexual Reproduction

Mode of reproduction that involved the use of gametes or sex cell

Sexual reproduction

4 types of ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

1. Fission 2. Fragmentation 3. Budding 4. Sporulation

• Type of asexual reproduction involving the division of body into two or more equal parts • Fission means DIVISION • During asexual reproduction, the parents cell decide into two or more cell

Fission

Type of asexual reproduction where the body breaks into two or more parts, with each fragment capable of becoming a complete individuals In ANIMAL, fragmentation is usually followed by regeneration where the missing parts are produce

Fragmentation

• Type of asexual reproduction where a new individuals arises as an outgrowth (bud) from its parents, develops organs like those of the parents and then detached itself • occurs commonly in some invertebrates animal such as CORALS and HYDRANS

Budding

Type of asexual reproduction where a new individuals form from an aggregation of cell surrounded by a resistant capsule or spore which is later on germinate

Sporulation

2 types of SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

1. Bisexual Reproduction 2. Hermaphrodite

Type of sexual reproduction involving the Union of gametes from two genetically different parents

Bisexuals Reproduction

An individual with BOTH male and female reproductive tissues. In ANIMALS, self fertilization is NOT common in WORMS, needs a male to donate sperms in order to fertilize the oocytes in its body

Hermaphrodite

Reproductive Anatomy of the human female

A female gonad are pair of ovaries Each ovaries pack with FOLLICLES

Ovary / Ovaries

Also known as WOMB

Uterus

Thick muscular organ that can expand during pregnancy to accommodate a 4 kg fetus

Uterus

Neck of the Uterus

Cervix

Opens into vagina, allows menteual blood from the uterus to vagina and direct sperms into the unterus

Cervix

Muscular but elastic chamber that is the site for insertion of the penis and deposition of sperm during Copulation

Vagina

The middle layer of the Uterus

Myometrium

Made up of 3 layers of tissue, the endometrium Myometrium and perimetrium

Uterine Wall

The outer layer of the uterus

Perimetrium

Inner lining of the uterus, richly supplies with blood vessels

Endometrium

Female Reproductive system

Male reproductive system

Pairs of glands that produce fluids that make up most of semen

Seminal Visicle (Behind bladder)

Is the tube that let's urine leave your bladder and your body

Urethra

The bag of skin that holds and helps to protect the testicles

Scrotum

Make sperm

Testicles

Is a hollow, muscular organ that stores urine before it leaves the body

Urinary Bladder

Is a small male reproductive organs that PRODUCE FLUID that nourishes and transfort sperm

Prostate gland

Also known as "Cowper Glands" Pair of glands in the make reproductive system that secrets a clear viscous fluid before ejaculation

Bulbourethral glands

Male Reproductive system

A coiled tube that carries the sperm out of the testes

Vas Deferens

A narrow tightly coiled tube that is attached to each of the testicles

Epididymis

Also known as "Testicles" Known as two male reproductive organs that produce sperm and testosterone A hormone that plays a key role in male development and maturation

Testes

BIOLOGY_ plants

BIOLOGY_ plants

CPAR_ lesson 1

CPAR_ lesson 1

CPAR_ lesson 2

CPAR_ lesson 2

CPAR_lesson 3

CPAR_lesson 3

DRRR_ lesson 1&2

DRRR_ lesson 1&2

DRRR_ lesson 3,4,5

DRRR_ lesson 3,4,5

RESEARCH project

RESEARCH project

PHYSICS

PHYSICS

Work immersion

Work immersion

CPAR_Gamaba

CPAR_Gamaba

USCP_lesson 1

USCP_lesson 1

BIO_lesson 3

BIO_lesson 3

BIO_Additional

BIO_Additional

問題一覧

2 modes of Reproduction

1. Asexual Reproduction 2. Sexual Reproduction

Mode of reproduction that does not involve the use of gametes or sex cell

Asexual Reproduction

Mode of reproduction that involved the use of gametes or sex cell

Sexual reproduction

4 types of ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

1. Fission 2. Fragmentation 3. Budding 4. Sporulation

• Type of asexual reproduction involving the division of body into two or more equal parts • Fission means DIVISION • During asexual reproduction, the parents cell decide into two or more cell

Fission

Fragmentation

Budding

Type of asexual reproduction where a new individuals form from an aggregation of cell surrounded by a resistant capsule or spore which is later on germinate

Sporulation

2 types of SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

1. Bisexual Reproduction 2. Hermaphrodite

Type of sexual reproduction involving the Union of gametes from two genetically different parents

Bisexuals Reproduction

An individual with BOTH male and female reproductive tissues. In ANIMALS, self fertilization is NOT common in WORMS, needs a male to donate sperms in order to fertilize the oocytes in its body

Hermaphrodite

Reproductive Anatomy of the human female

A female gonad are pair of ovaries Each ovaries pack with FOLLICLES

Ovary / Ovaries

Also known as WOMB

Uterus

Thick muscular organ that can expand during pregnancy to accommodate a 4 kg fetus

Uterus

Neck of the Uterus

Cervix

Opens into vagina, allows menteual blood from the uterus to vagina and direct sperms into the unterus

Cervix

Muscular but elastic chamber that is the site for insertion of the penis and deposition of sperm during Copulation

Vagina

The middle layer of the Uterus

Myometrium

Made up of 3 layers of tissue, the endometrium Myometrium and perimetrium

Uterine Wall

The outer layer of the uterus

Perimetrium

Inner lining of the uterus, richly supplies with blood vessels

Endometrium

Female Reproductive system

Male reproductive system

Pairs of glands that produce fluids that make up most of semen

Seminal Visicle (Behind bladder)

Is the tube that let's urine leave your bladder and your body

Urethra

The bag of skin that holds and helps to protect the testicles

Scrotum

Make sperm

Testicles

Is a hollow, muscular organ that stores urine before it leaves the body

Urinary Bladder

Is a small male reproductive organs that PRODUCE FLUID that nourishes and transfort sperm

Prostate gland

Also known as "Cowper Glands" Pair of glands in the make reproductive system that secrets a clear viscous fluid before ejaculation

Bulbourethral glands

Male Reproductive system

A coiled tube that carries the sperm out of the testes

Vas Deferens

A narrow tightly coiled tube that is attached to each of the testicles

Epididymis

Also known as "Testicles" Known as two male reproductive organs that produce sperm and testosterone A hormone that plays a key role in male development and maturation

Testes