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This document explores the mechanisms of reproduction and development, contrasting sexual and asexual reproduction. It examines the advantages and disadvantages of each method in various circumstances, including hermaphroditism and sequential hermaphroditism. Specific examples, such as the Maori wrasse's protogynous and protandrous traits, illustrate these concepts. The text also discusses unique reproductive strategies like parthenogenesis, which involves egg production without fertilization. Understanding these reproductive strategies is crucial for studying biodiversity and evolutionary adaptations.
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1. Ch. 46-47 Reproduction and Development
2. Sexual vs Asexual Reproduction Under what circumstances would each be an advantage?
When would each be a disadvantage?
Hermaphroditic & sequential hermaphroditic
Sessile, burrowing, parasitic
Parthenogenesis (egg production w/out ____ )
3. Maori Wrasse: protogynous, protandrous