Patterns of Reproduction
Plant Structures for reproduction
Animal Behaviors for reproduction
Factors influencing Growth
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Requires Two Parents

Sexual Reproduction

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Develop gametes in cones

Gymnosperm

100

Reflexes, Baby suckling, Migrating, are all examples of:

Instincts

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Genes and Hormones are examples of these type of factors that influences growth

Internal Factors

100

Reaction to a Stimulus

Responce 

200

A disadvantage to Asexual Reproduction

All offspring are Identical, if the environment changes, they can all die.

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Female reproductive structure; contain the stigma, style, and ovary. 

The pistil

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Chemicals that attract other animals of the same species

Pheromones

200

Nutrients and gases are exchanged between the embryo and mother through this organ

The Placenta

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Have deep roots and needle-like leaves

Gymnosperm

300

Requires two copies to be expressed

Recessive Allele

300
Part of the flower that hold and contains pollen

Anther

300

Fertilization that occurs inside a females body.

Internal Fertilization

300

A Major Body Change

Metamorphosis 

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A new organism forms from a piece of the parent

Fragmentation

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Can NOT be passed to offspring. An example of this is a scar.

Acquired Trait

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Humans, Squirrels, Hummingbirds, Butterflies, Bees.

Pollinator

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Large groups protect and care for young

Cooperative behavior

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Touch, Gravity, Water, Light, and seasons are all examples of:

Tropisms

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Mixing of traits, alleles blend.

Incomplete dominance

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