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    The document discusses reproduction in living things. It describes both sexual reproduction, which involves male and female parents and the fusion of gametes, and asexual reproduction, which involves only one parent. It lists different types of asexual reproduction like binary fission, budding, spore formation, and regeneration. Sexual reproduction is explained in more detail, noting that males produce sperm and females produce eggs, and fertilization can occur internally or externally.

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    Reproduction: Reproduction Is Ability of Living Thing To Produce Offspring or New Individuals

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    CHAPTER 4.

    REPRODUCTION
    Reproduction is ability of living thing to produce
    offspring or new individuals
    SEXUAL AND ASEXSUAL
    Sexual Reproduction Differences Asexual Reproduction

    Involves male and female Parent Involves only one parent


    parent

    Involves the fusion of male Gametes Does not involve gametes


    and female gametes (Reproductive
    cell)

    Involves the process of Fertilization Does not involve the


    fertilization (persenyawaan) process of fertilization

    Produces variation Variation No variation

    Inherits characteristic from Heredity Inherits characteristic


    both parents characteristic of from only one parents
    offspring
    Types of Asexual Reproduction
    1. Binary Fission (Belahan dedua)
     Parent cell dividing itself into two new offspring.
     Example: Amoeba
    2. Budding (Pertunasan)
     Parent body forming buds which will eventually break
    off.
     Each bud become new individual.
     Example: Hydra
    3. Spore Formation (Pembentukan spora)
     Fungi, mosses, liverworts and fern producing spores
    4. Vegetative Reproducing (Pembiakan vegetatif)
     Vegetative parts can be grow into new offspring
    5. Regeneration (Penjanaan semula)
     Parent body breaks into pieces and can grow into a new
    individual
    Sexual Reproduction
    Involvesmale and female parent
    Male produces sex cells called sperm
    Female produces sex cells called ovum
    Fertilization
    Two types of fertilization:
    1. External fertilization:
     Fertilization occurs outside the body of female
    organism
    2. Internal fertilization :
     Fertilization occurs inside the body of female
    organism
    Male Reproductive System

    Sperm
    duct
    Female Reproductive System

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