Reproduction A. Asexual 1. Mitosis I. Strategies

a. Steps What are the phases?What is the goal? Figure 12.7

a. Steps What are the phases?What is the goal? Figure 12.7

2. Types

a. Gemmules

b. Fission Figure 46.2

c. Budding Figure 13.2

d. Fragmentation

3. Advantages 4. Disadvantages

B. Sexual 1. Meiosis

a. Steps What are the phases?What is the goal? Figure 13.8

a. Steps What are the phases?What is the goal? Figure 13.8

Comparison Figure 13.9

2. Advantages 3. Disadvantages

A. Cycles 1. Estrus II. Sexual Patterns 2. Parthenogenesis

Figure 46.5a

Figure 46.5b

3. Hermaphroditic

Figure 46.1 a. Simultaneous

Protogynous vs. Protandrousb. Sequential

4. Monoecious vs. Dioecious

Monoecious vs. Dioecious

5. Monogamy vs. Polygamy

Monogamy vs. Polygamy

B. Mechanisms 1. Introduction

Figure 5.4 a. Dispersal

b. Survivorship Figure 53.6

c. Populations vs. Resources Figure 53.15

2. External

a. Strategy c. Disadvantage b. Advantage Figure 46.6

3. Internal

a. Strategy c. Disadvantage b. Advantage

Oviparous vs. Viviparous vs. Ovoviviparous

Figure 46.8

A. Male Anatomy 1. Tubules III. Mammalian Strategies

a. Structure Figure 46.11

2. Glands

a. Names & Location Figure b. Function

3. Sperm Production

a. Process Figure 46.12

a. Process Figure 46.12

b. Hormones Figure 46.14

4. Male Arousal

A. Female Anatomy 1. Tubules

a. Structure Figure 46.10

a. Structure Figure 46.9

2. Glands

Figure a. Names & Locationb. Function

3. Oocyte Production

a. Process == Pre-birth, Figure 46.12

a. Process == Puberty, & Menopause Figure 46.12

b. Hormones Figure 46.13

4. Uterine Changes

a. Pregnant Figure 46.15

b. Non-Pregnant

5. Female Arousal

Deep thought requires deep study.