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    1. The document discusses different methods of animal reproduction including sexual reproduction which involves the fusion of egg and sperm cells to form a zygote, and asexual reproduction which does not involve the fusion of gametes and can occur through budding, fission, fragmentation, and parthenogenesis. 2. Sexual reproduction requires more energy but creates genetic variation, while asexual reproduction conserves energy but does not create new variations. 3. The key differences between sexual and asexual reproduction are that sexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes to form a zygote while asexual reproduction does not involve gamete fusion.

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    1. The document discusses different methods of animal reproduction including sexual reproduction which involves the fusion of egg and sperm cells to form a zygote, and asexual reproduction which does not involve the fusion of gametes and can occur through budding, fission, fragmentation, and parthenogenesis. 2. Sexual reproduction requires more energy but creates genetic variation, while asexual reproduction conserves energy but does not create new variations. 3. The key differences between sexual and asexual reproduction are that sexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes to form a zygote while asexual reproduction does not involve gamete fusion.

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    The Following Are The Different Methods of Asexual Reproduction

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    1. The document discusses different methods of animal reproduction including sexual reproduction which involves the fusion of egg and sperm cells to form a zygote, and asexual reproduction which does not involve the fusion of gametes and can occur through budding, fission, fragmentation, and parthenogenesis. 2. Sexual reproduction requires more energy but creates genetic variation, while asexual reproduction conserves energy but does not create new variations. 3. The key differences between sexual and asexual reproduction are that sexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes to form a zygote while asexual reproduction does not involve gamete fusion.

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    CONCEPT NOTE IN EARTH which creates a clone of the parent.

    SCIENCE
    NAME: DATE: The following are the different methods
    TRAND/SEC: RATING: of asexual reproduction:

    I.TOPIC: PERPETUATION OF LIFE: 1. Budding – occurs when individuals


    ANIMAL REPRODUCTION arise throughout the outgrowths from a
    parent. This can create a colony of
    II. OBJECTIVES: individuals attached to a parent, such
    1. Identify the different ways as in hydra or corals
    how animals reproduce; 2. Fission – is the separation/division
    2. Differentiate sexual of an organism to form individuals of
    reproduction from asexual approximately same size. This is
    reproduction; usually observed in animal-like protists
    3. Learn the advantage and (amoeba).
    disadvantage of both types of 3. Fragmentation and Regeneration –
    reproduction; fragmentation is when an animal’s
    4. Relate how animal body breaks into different parts, which
    reproduction impacts later regenerate to form several
    ecosystem imbalance. individuals. Sponges, annelids,
    cnidarians and tunicates are examples
    III CONCEPT: of this mode of reproduction.
    4. Parthenogenesis – Is like apomixes
    Like plants, animals need to reproduce in plants, where the egg cell develops
    in order to increase the chance of the without fertilization. This is exhibited by
    perpetuation of their species. Actually, bees, wasps, lizards, sharks.
    like plants, some animals also used  Just like in plant reproduction,
    asexual or sexual or both methods of sexual reproduction is
    sexual reproduction. disadvantageous in terms of
    energy expenditure but is
    SEXUAL REPRODUCTION advantageous due to the
     is the process of joining the genetic variation it creates. It
    haploid gametes (sex cells) to allows organism to perpetuate
    form a diploid cell called a in an unstable environment
    zygote. where factors such as
     A zygote eventually becomes diseases can decrease the
    an embryo and later on survival rate of the population.
    develops into an organism.  Meanwhile, asexual
     The female gamete is an egg reproduction is a method of
    cell, is usually nonmotile, to reproduction which lessens
    ensure survival of the embryo energy expenditure in
    by storing energy. animals, as fully formed
     The male gamete is a sperm individuals are produced,
    cell, which is motile to search increasing the chance of
    for the egg cell for fertilization survival.
    Guide Questions:
    ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION 1. What is the difference
     fusion of the egg cell and between sexual and asexual
    sperm cell does not occur; reproduction?
    reproduction is mainly through 2. What is a zygote
    mitosis 3. What are gametes?
     The young leaves—together
    with the cotyledon, the
    epicotyl and the apical
    meristem (responsible for
    apical growth or elongation)—
    is called the plumule.
     In grass, the embryo is
    protected by two sheaths: the
    coleoptile (protects the young
    shoots) and coleorhiza
    (protects the young roots).

    SEED AND FRUIT DISPERSAL


     Like pollination in plants,
    different agents aid seed and
    fruit dispersal.
    a. Abiotic agents (wind, water)
    b. Biotic agents (animals)
     In order to propagate, plants
    have evolved in order to
    adapt to their environments.
    a. A flower ensures the
    formation of the embryo
    through different adaptations
    for pollination and fertilization.
     b. The developing embryo is
    helped by the adaptation of
    the fruit and seeds, which
    further protects and aids in its
    propagation.

    Guide Questions:
    1. How do flowers reproduce?
    Illustrate and explain
    2. How do flowers attract
    specific pollinators?
    3. Illustrate the functional
    relationships of flowers, fruits
    and seeds
    4. Islands, like in the Philippines,
    are usually covered by
    coconuts at the shores. Using
    your knowledge of plant
    propagation, explain how/why
    this happen?

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