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43.1 How animals reproduce
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- Among animals, there are two patterns of reproduction: asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction.
- Sexually reproducing animals have gonads for the production of gametes, and many have accessory organs for the storage and passage of gametes into or from the body.
- Animals have various means of assuring fertilization of gametes and protecting immature stages.
| - The type of asexual reproduction in which an unfertilized egg develops into an individual is called _______________.
Answer - What is the difference between hermaphroditism (as seen in earthworms) and sequential hermaphroditism (as seen in some coral reef fish)?
Answer - What are oviparous animals and why do they produce large eggs?
Answer - What is an advantage of producing a larval stage during development of young?
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Summaries of major points:- Two patterns of reproduction
- Asexual
- Sexual reproduction
- Life history strategies
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43.2 Male reproductive system
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- The human male reproductive system continuously produces a large number of sperm that are transported within a fluid medium.
- Hormones control the production of sperm and maintain the primary and secondary sexual characteristics of males.
| - Where are sperm produced, where do they mature, and by what route do they leave the body?
Answer - What three glands contribute fluid to the semen?
Answer - What are the three parts of a sperm and what does each do?
Answer - What are the functions of LH and FSH in the male?
Answer - What are the functions of testosterone?
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Summaries of major points:- Male gonads
- Sperm
- Ejaculation
- The testes
- Hormonal regulation in males
- Functions of testosterone
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43.3 Female reproductive system
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- The female reproductive system produces one egg monthly, and prepares the uterus to house the developing fetus.
- Hormones control the monthly reproductive cycle in females and play a significant role in maintaining pregnancy, should it occur.
| - In females, eggs are produced by the ____________, pass through the _______________ where fertilization occurs, and the resulting embryo develops within the ________________.
Answer - What is ovulation?
Answer - What are the functions of LH and FSH in females?
Answer - What causes the beginning of menstruation?
Answer - When in the uterine cycle does ovulation occur?
Answer - Which female sex hormone is responsible for the development of secondary sexual characteristics and which is responsible for maintaining pregnancy?
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Summaries of major points:- Internal reproductive system
- External genitalia of women
- The ovaries
- The ovarian cycle
- The uterine cycle
- Events following fertilization
- Functions of estrogen and progesterone
- The female breast
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43.4 Control of reproduction
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- There are alternative methods of reproduction today, including in vitro fertilization followed by introduction of the zygote to the uterus.
- Birth control measures vary in effectiveness from those that are very effective to those that are minimally effective.
| - What is the most effective form of birth control?
Answer - What is endometriosis?
Answer - Describe in vitro fertilization.
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Summaries of major points:- Infertility
- Birth-control methods
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43.5 Sexually transmitted diseases
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- Several serious sexually transmitted diseases are prevalent among human beings.
| - What type of cell is affected by the HIV virus and what is the result?
Answer - List 4 other sexually transmitted diseases and the organism which causes them.
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| Summaries of major points:- Sexually transmitted diseases
- AIDS
- Genital warts
- Genital herpes
- Hepatitis
- Chlamydia
- Gonorrhea
- Syphilis
- Vaginitis
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