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Honors Biology - Unit Test Review Sheet – Reproduction Vocabulary Amniotic sac Asexual reproduction Binary fission Budding Cancer Cell division Cleavage Crossing over Development Differentiation Diploid Ectoderm Embryo Endoderm External development External fertilization Fertilization Fetus Fraternal twins FSH Gametes Gametogenesis Gastrulation Germ layer Gestation Haploid Homologous chromosomes Identical twins Implantation Internal development Internal fertilization Maturation of egg Meiosis Mesoderm Mitosis Monoploid Oogenesis Ovaries Oviduct Ovulation Penis Placenta Random assortment (of chromosomes) Regeneration Sexual reproduction Specialization Spermatogenesis Testis Uterus Variation Vegetative propagation Yolk Yolk sac Zygote Objectives Compare and Contrast animals that reproduce with Internal and External Fertilization - # of gametes produced - location of fertilization in representative organisms (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, placental mammals, non-placental mammals) Compare and Contrast animals that reproduce with Internal and External Development - size of egg - functions of the placenta - location of development in representative organisms (fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, placental mammals, non-placental mammals); functions of extra-embryonic membranes in chick egg and human development (how they meet the needs of the embryo) - kind of cell division during embryonic development Human Development - order of events (gametogenesis; fertilization, cleavage, implantation, - gastrulation; differentiation) fertilization and the formation of fraternal and identical twins role of HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin) germ layers (names, location, what structures each develops into) Identify structures in fetal development (placenta, umbilical cord, extraembryonic membranes); functures of each of these structures