Animal Reproduction Development Classification

Internal buds that helps sponges survive harsh conditions

• Budding

• Gemmules

• Fragmentation

• Fission & Regeneration

• Parthenogenesis

The process in which an unfertilized egg develops into a complete individual

• Budding

• Gemmules

• Fragmentation

• Fission & Regeneration

• Parthenogenesis

The unequal division of an organism causing an outgrowth which may eventually fall off and form into a new organism

• Budding

• Gemmules

• Fragmentation

• Fission & Regeneration

• Parthenogenesis

When the body of the organism breaks into two or more parts, each of which will form a new organism

• Budding

• Gemmules

• Fragmentation

• Fission & Regeneration

• Parthenogenesis

Wound healing mechanism and type of asexual reproduction; when a piece of the organism is detached, it can grow and sometimes develop into a completely new individual

• Budding

• Gemmules

• Fragmentation

• Fission & Regeneration

• Parthenogenesis

Animals with three germ layers

• Diploblast

• Dioecious

• Monoecious

• Triploblast

Animals with two germ layers

• Diploblast

• Dioecious

• Monoecious

• Triploblast

Describes animal species having separate sexes

• Diploblast

• Dioecious

• Monoecious

• Triploblast

Describes animal species that have both male and female reproductive organs in same organism

• Diploblast

• Dioecious

• Monoecious

• Triploblast

Requires only one parent

• Sexual

• Asexual