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Animal Reproduction: Asexual vs Sexual

The document discusses the modes of reproduction in animals, focusing on asexual and sexual reproduction. It outlines various asexual reproduction methods such as budding, regeneration, and parthenogenesis, providing examples for each. Additionally, it includes a comparison table for different animals and their reproductive methods.

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Animal Reproduction: Asexual vs Sexual

The document discusses the modes of reproduction in animals, focusing on asexual and sexual reproduction. It outlines various asexual reproduction methods such as budding, regeneration, and parthenogenesis, providing examples for each. Additionally, it includes a comparison table for different animals and their reproductive methods.

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Animal

Reproduction

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Motivation
What do you know about asexual and sexual modes of reproduction in
animals?

Compare the modes of reproduction by checking the proper column on


how each animals reproduces.

Names of Asexual Sexual Descriptions


Animals Reproduction Reproduction
1. Cat
2. Butterfly
3. Earthworm
4. Hen

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Main Modes of Reproduction in Animals

Asexual Reproduction in Animals


The mode of reproduction where cells from only one parent
are used and no reproductive organs are involved is called asexual
reproduction.

1. Budding: budding is a mode of asexual reproduction


where the parent organism splits into two unequal parts.
Example: hydras, sponges, and some worms

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Main Modes of Reproduction in Animals

Asexual Reproduction in Animals


The mode of reproduction where cells from only one parent
are used and no reproductive organs are involved is called asexual
reproduction.

2. Regeneration: regeneration is the ability of an


organism to regrow lost body parts.
Example: planaria, starfish, and earthworm.

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Main Modes of Reproduction in Animals

3. Parthenogenesis: this mode of reproduction is usually found in


females. The growth and development of their embryos occur
without fertilization by a male.
Example: wasps, bees, and ants.

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