Scientific Animal Reproduction

is a type of reproduction that does not involve the fusion of egg and sperm cell and can only produced by a single parent.

• Asexual Reproduction

• Sexual Reproduction

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2

is a type of reproduction that involves the egg and sperm cell to produce a offspring that is the same and yet different from it's parents.

• Asexual Reproduction

• Sexual Reproduction

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2

An offspring may grow out of the body of the parent through the process of? Hydra and corals reproduce through this asexual reproduction

• Budding

• Gemmule Formation

• Binary Fission

• Fragmentation

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2

This asexual reproduction consist where a bud grows out of a parent's internal body structure. this bud is called gemmule, is a specialized mass of cells that develops into a new offspring before it moves out of the parent's body. A sea sponge reproduces by this asexual reproduction

• Budding

• Gemmule Formation

• Binary Fission

• Fragmentation

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2

This asexual reproduction process is when the body of the parent splits into 2 distinct pieces (The tail end and the head end) The pieces eventually develop individually, forming two exact copies of the parent. A planarian flatworm reproduce through this Asexual reproduction

• Budding

• Gemmule Formation

• Binary Fission

• Fragmentation

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2

This type of asexual reproduction requires the presence of at least a fragment or some of the central portions of the body in order to form a whole new individual. A sea star reproduce through this Asexual Reproduction.

• Budding

• Gemmule Formation

• Binary Fission

• Fragmentation

This type of fertilization generally occurs inside of the body of the female animal.

• Internal Fertilization

• External Fertilization

This type of fertilization occurs outside of the body of an animal. The female deposits a large number of eggs as well as the male which deposits a large amount of sperm cells.

• Internal Fertilization

• External Fertilization

The development of the embryo differs among animals. The embryo of most mammals, develops inside the female body. Mammals give birth to live offspring. TH=hey are live-bearers and are called?

• Viviparous/Internal Fertilization

• Oviparous/External Fertilization

The embryo's are protected inside a egg. Eggs contain yolk which provides food. An egg covering protects and keeps the embryo moist.

• Viviparous/Internal Development

• Oviparous/External Development

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NGSS.MS-LS3-2