REPRODUCTION OF PLANTS AND ANIMALS

The ability of an organism to make new individuals.

• transformation

• reproduction

• education

• presentation

Type of reproduction that does not need to be one male and one female parent to produce young.

• Sexual reproduction

• Asexual reproduction

• fertilization

• zygote

Occurs when a parent animal divides itself into two.

• fertilization

• regeneration

• Binary fission

• budding

Happens when a new animal develops from a detached body part of a parent animal.

• fertilization

• regeneration

• Binary fission

• budding

Happens when an outgrown of the parent organism develops into a new organism

• fertilization

• regeneration

• Binary fission

• budding

Takes place when sex cells of two parent animals (one male and one female) unite to form a new organism.

• Asexual reproduction

• Sexual reproduction

• fission

• transportation

Happens when the male animal releases sperm cells into the body of the female animal to fertilize the egg cell.

• Binary fission

• regeneration

• External fertilization

• internal fertilization

This happens when a female animal releases eggs into the environment to be fertilized by the sperm cells also released by a male animal into the environment.

• Binary fission

• regeneration

• External fertilization

• internal fertilization

Haribon is the Philippine monkey-eating eagle that is hatched from egg when it is born. An animal that was hatched from an egg is called _____.

• viviparous

• oviparous

• zygote

Dogs, cats and cows are born alive. Animals that start form an embryo inside the body of the mothers are called________

• viviparous

• oviparous

• zygote