BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4

BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4

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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:

1. 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.

2. Fertilization (Syngamy):

   • External Fertilization: Fusion occurs outside the body (Fishes, Amphibians).
   • Internal Fertilization: Fusion occurs inside the body (Reptiles, Mammals).

3. 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:

1. What is the difference between isogamy and anisogamy?
2. Name one oviparous and one viviparous animal.
3. Why is genetic variation important in sexual reproduction?

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BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4

CHAPTER – How do Organisms Reproduce?

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REPRODUCTION AND POPULATION CONTROL

Here is Part 4 of the Biology – Reproduction in Organisms chapter, based on NCERT Class 12 syllabus and general biology topics:

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Biology – Reproduction in Organisms (Part 4)

Topic: Reproductive Structures and Events in Sexual Reproduction

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1. Overview of Sexual Reproduction

Sexual reproduction involves the fusion of male and female gametes (haploid) to form a zygote (diploid), which develops into a new organism.

It occurs in three phases:

1. Pre-fertilization Events

2. Fertilization

3. Post-fertilization Events

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2. Pre-fertilization Events

These events happen before fertilization and include:

(a) Gametogenesis – Formation of gametes

• Male gamete: Sperm (in animals), Pollen (in plants)

• Female gamete: Ovum (in animals), Egg cell (in plants)

Types of gametes:

• Isogametes – morphologically similar (e.g., algae)

• Anisogametes – morphologically different (e.g., human)

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(b) Gamete Transfer

• In animals: Male delivers sperm to the female via copulation (internal) or external release (in aquatic species).

• In plants: Pollen grain is transferred to stigma (pollination).

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3. Fertilization (Syngamy)

• It is the process of fusion of male and female gametes to form a zygote.

• Types:

  • External Fertilization – outside the body (e.g., frog, fish)

  • Internal Fertilization – inside the body (e.g., humans, birds)

Importance:

• Restores diploid number.

• Initiates development of the new organism.

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4. Post-fertilization Events

(a) Zygote Formation

• Zygote is diploid (2n) and develops into an embryo.

• In higher organisms, zygote undergoes mitosis.

(b) Embryogenesis – Development of embryo

• Cell division (cleavage) and cell differentiation occur.

• In animals:

  • Oviparous: Lay eggs (e.g., birds, reptiles)

  • Viviparous: Give birth to young ones (e.g., mammals)

• In plants:

  • Zygote remains in ovule → develops into embryo

  • Ovule becomes seed, and ovary becomes fruit

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Summary Table:

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Quick Quiz:

1. What is anisogamy?

2. Where does fertilization occur in humans?

3. What does ovary convert into after fertilization?

Answers:

1. Fusion of dissimilar gametes

2. In fallopian tubes (oviduct)

3. Fruit

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Would you like Part 5: Asexual vs. Sexual Reproduction Comparison, or a PDF revision sheet?

BIOLOGY- REPRODUCTION IN ORGANISM Part 4

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