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Title: bio
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CLASS 8 (BIOLOGY)

LS 9 -REPRODUCTIONS IN ANIMALS

Q1
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The process by which living organisms produce individuals of their own
kind
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Reproduction is an essential process to carry on with generations and to
see people around us
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ASEXUAL

1
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2
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3
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Generally takes place in
lower organisms
5
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Mode of reproduction
in which two individuals
are involved
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Gamete formation takes
place
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fertilization takes place
4
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5
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Testes in males and ovary in females are gonads
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Sperms in males and ovum in females
are gametes
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Product of fertilization is Zygote
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(v) Offspring- the new born is called as offspring
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(vii)Metamorphosis-The transformation of the larva into an
Adult through drastic changes is called metamorphosis
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Butterfly, frog, silkmoth etc
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(ix)Foetus-The stage of embryo in which all the body parts can
be identified is called a foetus
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(nine months in human
female)
(xi) Ovulation-the release of ova by the ovary is called ovulation
(xii)Oviparous-the animals which lay eggs are called oviparous
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hen, frog, lizard etc
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Eg
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(xiv) Implantation-Fixing of the embryo in the walls of the
Uterus
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(xvi) Uterus- Muscular bag like structure where the embryo
develops till birth
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(Usually 21 days or 3 weeks)
Q5 Differentiate between two types of gametes in humans?
Ans
SPERM
OVUM
1
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It is the female gamete
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Small in size
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Big in size
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Motile
3
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No reserved food
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Has reserved food
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It has a tail
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No tail
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Produced by Testes
6
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Produced millions at
7
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a time
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Examples-humans, hen, dog, lion, cow etc
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Example- Frog, fish etc
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It has a single cell
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It has many cells
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Formed as a result of
2
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3
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body organs can be identified
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(c) IVF= In vitro fertilization
(d) DNA=Deoxy ribonucleic acid
(e) RNA= Ribonucleic acid
(f) Unicellular organism showing budding= Yeast
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Title: bio
Description: Important notes