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Chapter Eight : Reproduction 2 страница



 

 

 

 

 

33- The wheat and maize are fruits not seeds.

33- Because both are ovary where the integuments of the ovary and the ovule fuse together forming a single seeded fruit.

 

34- Pollination process is necessary for the maturing of the ovary.

34- Pollination provides the flower with male cells needed for fertilization and stimulates the auxins necessary for developing the ovary into a mature fruit.

 

35- The maturation of the fruit and seeds leads to the end of the flower and may lead to the death in some plants.

35- Due to consumption of stored food and inhibition of hormones.

 

36- Man belongs to class mammalian.

36- In which the embryo develops inside the uterus till birth.

 

37- Man shows a high degree of care.

37- Where the young requires several years of raising due to the mental progress that god provided hins to be superior over other creatures.

 

38- The testes in man lie outside the body cavity in the scrotal sac.

38- Because this position is suitable to the spermatogenesis since this process requires low temperature.

 

39- Between the seminiferous tubules exist interstitial cells.

39- These interstitial cells secrete the male sex hormones.

 

40- In male reproductive system exists a prostate gland which surrounds the bladder's neck.

40- To secrete the nutritive fluid that also facilitates the motility of sperms and neurtralizes the acidity of the urine around them.

 

41- Male ejects 300-500 millions sperms per ejaculation.

41- These huge numbers of sperms, play an important role in their travel to reach the female ovum and to fertilize it.

 

42- The acrosome play an important role in fertilization.

42- It secretes enzymes which dissolve the hyaluronic acid which held the cells of the membrane which surround the ovum.

 

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43- Uterus play the main role in pregnancy.

43- Provides a safe place for completion of fertilization and embryo development till birth.

 

44- Each fallopian tube has a funnel-shaped.

44- This funnel-shaped opening with finger - like processes to receive the ova as they are shed by the ovary.

 

45- The vagina is elastic.

45- To allow distension during birth.

 

46- The period of such breeding cycle differes in various mammals.

46- In some mammals such as lion and tiger the cycle is annual, in cats and dogs per 6 months and in rabbit and rats is frequently per month.

 

47- The pituitary gland secretes FSH.

47- Stimulates the formation of graafian follicle.

 

48- After formation of graafian follicle the endometrium becomes rich in blood vessels.

48- Because it secretes esterogen which stimulates the growth of the endometruim. The lattter becomes rich in blood vessels and glands.

 

49- The pituitary gland secretes LH.

49- L.H causes the ovulation and converts the graafian follicle into corpus luteum.

 

50- The corpus luteum preserves the pregnancy.

50- Because it secretes the progesteron which preserve the endometrium during pregnancy.

 

51- The ovulation process stops during pregnancy.

51- Due to the existance of progesteron in blood during pregnancy.

 

52- Although the degeneration of the corpus luteum in the fourth month, the pregnancy remains.

52- Due to the formation of placenta which replace the corpus luteum to secrete the progesteron.

 

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53- The oral contraceptives consist of a combination of synthetic estrogen and synthetic progesteron.

53- Natural hormones are destroyed by the liver almost immediately, but the synthetic ones resist destruction.



 

54- The oral contraceptive stops menstrual cycle.

54- Because it stop ovulation.

 

55- Using of coil does not prevent menstruation.

55- Because coil doesn't prevent ovulation, but prevents the fertilized ovum to be implanted in the uterus.

 

56- Intended abortion is very dangerous.

56- It may destroy the endometruim and causes bleeding and infection.

 

57- The embryo of mammals is surrounded by the amniotic membrane.

57- This membrane contains amniotic fluid which protects the embryo against dryness and shocks.

 

58- Finger-like projections grow from the outer surface of the chorion.

58- This is the placenta, across it food and oxygen transfer from the mother's blood to the embryo by diffusion.

 

59- Both margins of the amnion join.

59- To form the umbilical cord.

 

60- In the ninth month the attachment between the fetus and the uterus becomes loosened.

60- The placenta dissociates gradually, thus progesteron decreases and the attachement decreases.

 

61- The milk of the mother is very important for the new-born baby.

61- The milk of the mother is the most valuable nutritive and emotional supply, protecting him from many somatic and physic diseases in his future.

 

62- The pregnancy is not preferred after 35 year old.

62- If the age exeeds that range, both the mother and the embryo will be subjected to serious problems, and the possibility to produce deformed babies will increase.

 

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63- The monozygotic twins have the same sex and genetic characters.

63- Because they produce from one ovum fertilized by one sperm. Thus they have the same genetic materials.

 

64- Embryo culture can be considered as asexual reproduction.

64- Because in it cells from early embryonic stages were separated, and each of it was cultured in a female uterus to produce a complete individuals have the same genetic materials.

 

Give the scientific term:

1- Some living organisms evolve from non living things.

1- Spontaneous generation.

 

2- Common reproduction in plants but limited in animals.

2- asexual reproduction

 

3- Protrusion arises from one side of the body of hydra due to division of interstitial cells.

3- A bud

 

4- The ability to regenerate lost parts of their bodies.

4- regeneratioin.

 

5- Adapted cell for direct growth into complete plant.

5- A spore

 

6- The ability of the egg to develop to a new individual without being fertilized.

6- parthenogenesis

 

7- Special kind of asexual and sexual reproduction.

7- parthenogenesis.

 

8- Growth of tissues in a semi-natural nutrient medium.

8- tissue culture.

 

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9- The fusion of two cell's contents.

9- conjugation

 

10- Green scum of standing waters.

10- spirogyra.

 

11- Coated zygote.

11- zygospore.

 

12- Conjugation between two filaments of spirogyra.

12- scalariform conjugation.

 

13- Conjugation between two adjacent cell of spirogyra.

13- lateral conjugation.

 

14- Degenerate cells in which the egg gets rid of half of its chromosomes.

14- polar body.

 

15- A phenomenon in the same life cycle that sexual generations followed by one or more asexual generations.

15- alternation of generation.

 

16- Division of the nuclei of sporozoits inside the hepatic cells.

16- shizogony.

 

17- The infected stage of plasmodium malaria.

17- sporozoit.

 

18- Period of time where the sporozoites spend inside the liver cells.

18- incubation period.

 

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19- The female organ in adiantum.

19- archigonia.

 

20- Plants whose seeds develop with a pericarp.

20- flowering plant.

 

21- The male reproductive leaflets in the flower.

21- stamen.

 

22- The outer whorl of the flower.

22- the calyx.

 

23- The female reproductive leaflets in the flower.

23- carpel.

 

24- Plant on it exist the male and the female flowers.

24- monocious plant.

 

25- Thin neck attaches over the ovary of the flower.

25- style.

 

26- Nucleus give two male nuclei in pollen grain.

26- generative nucleus.

 

27- Cord connects the ovule with the ovary wall.

27- funicle.

 

28- Minute hole in the integument which surround the ovule.

28- micropyle.

 

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29- Ovule in it the micropyle and the funicle lie on a straight line.

29- orthotropous.

 

30- Common ovule arrangement in plant.

30- anatropous.

 

31- The fusion of both male and female nuclei.

31- fertilization.

 

32- The arrival of pollen grains to the stigma.

32- pollination.

 

33- The fusion of male nucleus and the egg and the fusion of the other male nucleus with the two polar nuclei.

33- double fertilization.

 

34- A tissue supplies the early developing embryo with food.

35- endosperm.

 

35- A seed without endospermic tissue which is consumed during embryonic development.

36- exendospermic seed.

 

36- A hole that allows the passage of water inside the seed.

37- micropyle.

 

37- Fruit in which the integuments of the ovary and the ovule fuse together.

38- grain.

 

38- Sac in it exist the testes of man.

38- scrotum (scrotal sac)

 

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39- Accessory gland surrounds the bladder's neck in man.

39- prostate.

 

40- Accessory glands are situated just below the prostate gland.

40- cowper's glands.

 

41- Tubules in it the spermatogenesis occurred.

41- serminiferous tubules.

 

42- The gonads tissues in the seminiferous tubles.

42- spermatogonia.

 

43- Nutritive cells in the seminiferous tubules.

43- sertoli cells.

 

44- Glandular cells causes the secondary male characters in man.

44- interstitial cells.

 

45- Structure in the sperm secretes enzymes which help in penetration the ovum coat.

45- acrosome.

 

46- An acid that held the cells of the membrane which surround the mature ovum.

46- hyaluronic acid.

 

47- Certain periods where the ovary becomes regularly active in the adult female.

47- breeding cycle.

 

48- The releasing of the ovule from the ovary.

48- ovulation.

 

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49- Glandular structure in the ovary secretes the progesteron hormone.

49- corpus luteum.

 

50- A follicle stimulates the growth of the endometrium.

50- graafian follicle.

 

51- A hormone causes the ovulation.

51- L.H.

 

52- Age, where the ovaries become inactive and the uterine lining is wrinkled.

52- menopause.

 

53- Muscular ciliated tube that directs the ovum to the uterus.

53- fallopian tube.

 

54- A membrane which surrounds the mammalian embryo.

54- amnion.

 

55- The outer embryonic membrane

55- chorion.

 

56- Safe place for completion of fertilization and embryo development till birth.

56- uterus.

 

57- Finger - like projections grow from the outer surface of the chorion to be inserted in the endometrium.

57- placenta.

 

58- Structure formed by the joining of both margins of the amnion.

58- umbilical cord.

 

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59- Twins produced from two ova fertilized with two sperms.

59- Fraternal twins (dizygotic).

 

60- Twins may born partially attached to each other.

60- monozygotic twins (identical) or siamese

 

61- Twins born partially attached to each other.

61- siamese

 

62- Storage of gametes in frozen condition.

62- gamete banks.

 

63- Gradual accumulation of disintegrated molecules in the cells, specially in the structure of the chromosomes.

63- somatic mutation.

 

What is the result of:

1- If the spirogyra exists in unsutable condition.

1- It reproduce sexually by conjugation.

 

2- When the merozoites released from the red blood cells.

2- Symptoms of malaria fever appear.

 

3- The gametophyte of the adiantum exist in dry soil.

3- The pollination does not occur because the male gametes swim on water soil to reach the female gametes.

 

4- If we spray the stigma by indole acetic acid.

4- It activates the auxins of the ovary in order to mature it into seedless fruit.

 

5- If the testes remain inside the body cavity.

5- Whenever a testes fails to descend down into the scrotum, spermatogenesis does not occur, causing infertility.

 

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6- If the corpus luteum degenerates before the fourth month of pregnancy.

6- Abortion takes place due to absence of progesterone.

 


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