Reproduction in the Kingdoms

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Reproduction in the Kingdoms

Review Asexual Reproduction Budding Fission Regeneration

Sexual Reproduction During sexual reproduction two sex cells called and egg and a sperm come together to form a fertilized cell. Vocabulary to know Diploid Cell: 46 Chromosomes or 23 pairs of chromosomes Cells of the body Zygote- initial fertilized cell Haploid Cell: 23 chromosomes Gametes Sex cells Sperm and egg

Bacteria Sexual Asexual Conjugation: two bacteria line up next to each other and pass genetic information through a fine tube. This results in cells with a different combination of genetic material Asexual Fission

Protist Asexual Mitosis Sexual Fertlization

Fungi Asexual Sexual Spores A waterproof reproductive cell that can grow into a new organism Sexual Two hyphae grow together to from new spores

Plants Asexual Sexual Spores Planting a piece of the parent Fertilization Seeds

Animals Asexual Sexual Regeneration Internal fertilization From one cell we get skin cells, muscle cells, organ cells. Sexual Internal fertilization External fertilization