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    Reproduction

    What’s the difference in


    these two forms of
    reproduction?
    White boards:
    How does sexual
    and asexual
    reproduction affect
    the passing of traits
    to offspring?
    Reproduction
     Cells make more cells through
    the process of …(cell division)
    Mitosis
     Sex cells are created in a
    process called…
    Meiosis
     Adults produce offspring with
    the help of which system…
    Reproductive
    For this unit, we
    will look at
    reproduction with
    a more specific
    focus on the
    passing of traits.
    Reproduction
    Asexua
    l
    vs.
    Sexua
    Asexual
    Reproduction
    Asexual
    Reproduction
     Most unicellular organisms,
    and a few multicellular
    organisms use cell division to
    reproduce in a process called
    asexual reproduction.
     A parent organism produces one
    or more new organisms that are
    identical to the parent and live
    independently of the parent.
    Asexual
    Reproduction
     The organism that produces the
    new organism or organism is the
    parent
     Each new organism is an offspring
     The offspring produced by asexual
    reproduction are genetically
    identical to the parent.
    Asexual
    Reproduction
    Asexual
    Reproduction
    Binary Fission is
    a form of asexual
    reproduction that
    occurs in cells
    that do not
    contain a nucleus
    (Prokaryotes).
    DNA is found in
    the nucleoid.
    Asexual
    Reproduction
    Other Examples of
    Asexual
    Reproduction
    Sexual
    Reproduction
    Sexual
    Reproduction
    Type of reproduction in which
    two parent cells (male and
    female reproductive cells)
    combine to form offspring with
    genetic material from both cells.
    Creating offspring with unique
    combinations of characteristics.
    A Eukaryotic cell has
    a nucleus that
    contains genetic
    material.

    Heredity is the
    passing of genes
    from parents to
    offspring.
    A gene is a section of DNA that provides
    instructions for specific traits.
    A Chromosome is the
    structure that holds
    the genetic material
    (DNA).

    DNA is the genetic


    material that provides
    instructions for all the
    body’s functions.
    Sexual Reproduction
     Each species of living things has
    a characteristic number of
    chromosomes.
     Humans have 23 pairs, for a
    total of 46 chromosomes.
    Sexual
    Reproduction
     What is the purpose of Meiosis?

    Make Sex
     What is our general description
    Cells
    of Meiosis?

    One Cell Makes Four


    Cells
    Sexual

    Reproduction
    The process of Meiosis
    creates sex cells (sperm
    46
    Chromosomes

    and egg in humans) that


    contain half the genetic
    material (half the 46
    chromosomes)

     During sexual
    reproduction, sex cells 23

    are combined to form Chromosomes

    unique offspring.
    Sexual
    Reproduction
    Sexual
    Reproduction
    Sexual Reproduction key
    words
    zygote: is a fertilized eukaryotic cell
    that has received genetic information
    from two gamete cells (sperm cell and
    an egg cell) to form a new individual.
    gametes: cells from each parent that
    combine to form a zygote. Male
    gametes are called sperm. Female
    gametes are called eggs.
    Reproduction
    key words
     zygote: is a fertilized eukaryotic cell that has
    received genetic information from two gamete
    cells (sperm cell and an egg cell) to form a new
    individual.
     gametes: cells from each parent that combine to
    form a zygote. Male gametes are called sperm.
    Female gametes are called eggs.
     chromosomes: a DNA molecule that carries all of
    the hereditary information in the form of genes.
     genes: basic unit and function of heredity. Act as
    instructions to make molecules called proteins.
     Traits: inherited characteristics from parents.
    Investigating Reproductive
    Processes Activity

    Which is which?

    ? ?
    Investigating
    Reproductive
    Processes Activity
    sexual asexual
    Essential Question:
    How does sexual and
    asexual reproduction
    affect the passing of traits
    1. Mitosis to offspring?
    a) fertilized egg
    2. Trait b) cell division
    3. Gene c) sex cell
    4. Meiosis d) gives instructions
    5. Gamete e) reproduction
    6. Zygote f) inherited characteristic
    Comparing
    Asexual &
    Sexual
    Reproduction
    Direction: Using
    Canva, illustrate
    and complete
    the graphic
    organizer shown
    here.

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