BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4
BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4
Contents [hide]
- 1 Biology: Reproduction in Organisms – Part 4
- 2 Part 4: Sexual Reproduction in Organisms
- 3 1. What is Sexual Reproduction?
- 4 2. Phases of Sexual Reproduction:
- 5 3. Types of Organisms Based on Reproduction:
- 6 4. Importance of Sexual Reproduction:
- 7 5. Examples of Sexual Reproduction:
- 8 BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4
- 9 CHAPTER – How do Organisms Reproduce?
- 10 Reproduction-in-organisms.pdf
- 11 NCERT-Class-12-Biology.pdf
- 12 REPRODUCTION AND POPULATION CONTROL
Biology: Reproduction in Organisms – Part 4
Reproduction in Organisms
Reproduction is a biological process by which organisms produce their offspring. It ensures the continuity of species.
Part 4: Sexual Reproduction in Organisms
1. What is Sexual Reproduction?
Sexual reproduction involves the fusion of male and female gametes (sperm and egg) to form a zygote, which develops into a new organism.
- Biparental Inheritance: Involves two parents.
- Genetic Variation: Offspring show variations due to recombination of genes.
2. Phases of Sexual Reproduction:
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Pre-fertilization Events:
- Gametogenesis: Formation of male and female gametes.
- Isogamy: Similar gametes (Algae).
- Anisogamy: Dissimilar gametes (Humans).
- Gamete Transfer: Transfer of gametes for fertilization.
- Gametogenesis: Formation of male and female gametes.
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Fertilization (Syngamy):
- External Fertilization: Fusion occurs outside the body (Fishes, Amphibians).
- Internal Fertilization: Fusion occurs inside the body (Reptiles, Mammals).
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Post-fertilization Events:
- Zygote Formation: Fusion of sperm and egg forms a zygote.
- Embryogenesis: Development of the embryo from the zygote.
3. Types of Organisms Based on Reproduction:
- Oviparous: Egg-laying organisms (Birds, Reptiles).
- Viviparous: Give birth to young ones (Humans, Mammals).
- Ovoviviparous: Eggs hatch inside the mother’s body (Some Sharks).
4. Importance of Sexual Reproduction:
- Creates genetic diversity.
- Helps in adaptation and evolution.
- Reduces the accumulation of harmful mutations.
5. Examples of Sexual Reproduction:
- Plants: Pollination and fertilization lead to seed formation.
- Animals: Fertilization between sperm and egg.
Quick Quiz:
- What is the difference between isogamy and anisogamy?
- Name one oviparous and one viviparous animal.
- Why is genetic variation important in sexual reproduction?
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