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Reproduction in Animals
AG-ASB- 13 a, b, c
How do animals reproduce?
What are the two different methods
by which organisms reproduce?
• Asexual and sexual
• What is the difference?
– Asexual is one celled organisms that produce
another organism from one parent
– Sexual comes from a male and a female
What is a gamete?
• The sex cell, either the sperm or egg.
What function does a gene serve?
• Controls a trait of an animal
• Units of inheritance, composed of DNA
Why do chromosomes come in pairs?
• So they can divide and recombine to form a
zygote.
• Different species have different number of
pairs.
– Dog – 37 pair
– Cattle – 30 pair
– Rabbit – 22 pair
– Chicken – 39 pair
What is the difference between
meiosis and mitosis?
• In meiosis cells divide and contain only half
the number of chromosomes of the original
cell.
• In mitosis the dividing cells contain the same
number of chromosomes as the parent cells.
Steps in the production of
spermatozoa
• The process is called spermatogenisis.
– First step: chromosomes replicate.
– Second step: the chromosomes come together and
are matched up in pairs, this process is called synapsis.
– Third step: the cell divides, the chromosomes are
separated, and each cell receives one chromosome
from each pair. However, remember that each
chromosome replicated itself (chromatid) and is still
attached to another chromosome.
– In the final step, the cells separate again and the
chromatids separate and become chromosomes.
Remember that these cells (the new sperm cells) each
contain only half of the chromosomes that the original
cell contained
Steps of oogenesis
• The process is very similar to that of sperm
production
• One major difference:
– The male system produces four sperm cells
– In egg production, only one egg cell and three
polar bodies are produced
– The polar bodies provide sustenance to the egg
until conception
Assignment
• Boys – Create poster on oogenesis
– Diagram and explain the steps
• Girls – Create poster on spermatozoa
– Diagram and explain the steps