'Female sex cell' diaporamas de présentation

Genes and Heredity

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Review

Review. Reproduction Unit. Female sex cell. ovum. Male sex cell. sperm. Threadlike particles that carry genes. chromosomes. How are identical twins produced?. 1 egg is fertilized and then splits. How are fraternal twins produced?. 2 eggs are fertilized. What carries an inherited trait?.

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Prenatal Development

Prenatal Development. Sperm: The male sex cell Ovum: The female sex cell. Conception. The union of an ovum (egg) and a sperm, resulting in the beginning of pregnancy. www.teenwire.com (Prevention). www.teenwire.com. Fallopian Tubes: Where conception usually takes place. Ovary:

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Children The Early Years by Anita Decker

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Female Reproductive System

NAME AS MANY PARTS OF THE FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM AS YOU CAN. Female Reproductive System. Functions of the FRS. Release an egg every month Provide a space for fertilization Provide shelter and nourishment to the fetus Produce estrogen and progesterone. Structures & Functions of the FRS.

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PLANT STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION

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Semester 2 Final Exam 2011/2012

Semester 2 Final Exam 2011/2012. Learning Experience 2.1-2.5. LE 2.1, Traits and Fates: 200. Question: We began studying the subject of genetics by investigating the Fugate family of Kentucky. What trait made them an interesting study of genetics? Answer They had blue skin . Back.

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Cell Division

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The Endocrine System & Reproduction

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Genetics & Heredity

Genetics & Heredity . Stand up for Candy!. Heredity or Environment?. Color of hair Color of eyes Color of Skin General health Personality traits Strength of eyesight Physical strength IQ Height. Relationship with family Relationship with friends Level of education Sex / Gender

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Reproduction Which topics will we cover?

How is a new life made? Reproductive organs Fertilisation Pregnancy Puberty Menstrual cycle. Reproduction Which topics will we cover?. Today we will learn about the female reproductive system. We are learning to:. Reproduction Which topics will we cover?.

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The Fly Swatter Game

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Genetics & Heredity

Genetics & Heredity . Stand up for Candy!. Heredity or Environment?. Color of hair Color of eyes Color of Skin General health Personality traits Strength of eyesight Physical strength IQ Height. Relationship with family Relationship with friends Level of education Sex Body Type

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Human Reproduction: Reproductive Anatomy

Human Reproduction: Reproductive Anatomy . LG 2: Understanding of Reproductive Anatomy SC: I can Identify 8 Male Reproductive Organs SC: I can identify 8 Femal e Reproductive Organs SC: I can explain the functions of reproductive organs

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Frog Body Parts and Functions

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A. DNA

A. DNA. A gene that actively controls the expression of a trait is called ___gene. A. recessive B. dominant C. mutated D. chromosome. B. dominant. _____refers to hereditary and ___refers to environmental influences. A. nature, nurture B. cognition, emotion C. Nurture, behavioral genetics

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Genetics and heredity

Genetics and heredity. Genetics. Each person begins life with his/her own set of blueprints or specifications. Genetics is the study of how these blueprints are created. Individuals normally inherit 23 pairs of chromosomes (or 46).

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II. Sexual Reproduction & Meiosis

II. Sexual Reproduction & Meiosis. By Addy Lundberg John Swett High School Crockett, CA. A. Sexual Reproduction. 1. Asexual repro. needs only one parent 2. Sexual repro. needs two sex cells a. Sperm--male sex cell b. Egg--female sex cell. B. Importance of Sex Cells.

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Chapter ten Animals With Backbones

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The process of fertilization in Humans

The process of fertilization in Humans. Prepared by D. Earle. What are gametes?.

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