Animals & Plant Reproduction

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    REPRODUCTION

    y To ensure the survival of animalspecies.

    y Animals reproduce in two ways: Give birth 2. Lay eggs

    GIVE BIRTH

    Mammals:

    ywarm blooded animals.yF

    eed young = milksyTake care young until they can live on

    their own.

    ySome live on landySome live in water

    LANDSMAMMALS

    yCats, rabbits, goats, lions, elephants

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    AQUATICMAMMALS

    yWhales, dolphins, dugongs, sealsFLYINGMAMMALS

    yBats only

    The Only Reptiles!yRattlesnakes give birth

    LAY EGGS

    yAll types of insects, fish, birds,reptiles and amphibians

    ySome of animals take care of their eggsafter laid.

    yExample: Chickenand birds lay theireggs in their nests. The female birds

    will sit on its eggs to keep then warm

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    until the eggs hatch.

    yThe animals which take care of theireggs and offspring usually lay very few

    eggsySome animals leave their eggs after

    laid

    MAMMALS THATLAYS EGGSyPlatypus & anteater only

    INSECTS

    yGrasshopper, butterfly, cockroachFISH

    yAll of them

    BIRDSyChicken, eagle, duck

    REPTILES

    yCrocodile, turtle, snake

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    AMPHIBIANS

    yFrogLIFE CYCLE OF ANIMALS

    (METAMORFOSIS)

    yAfter the young hatches from the egg,it starts to grow. It may change in size

    and shape.This process in called

    metamorphosis.

    yLife cycle =The complete process ofchange from birth /eggs to the adult

    stage.

    yYoung look like the parents.Chicken look like hen or rooster

    yMost young do not like their parents.Examples: caterpillar, tadpole, larvae

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    Morning Glory

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    Mimosa pudica

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    PLANT REPRODUCE

    yTo ensure the survival of their speciesyMethod:

    SeedsFlowering plantsFruits seeds - plants

    Durian

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    P y

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    SporesNon oweringplantsFern, ossed, algae,fungi ( ushrooms)

    Sporesreleasedfromthespore capsules

    and carried y wind.

    Sporeswillstarttogrowwhenthey land

    onsoilundersuitable conditions, where

    they haveenoughhumus, water, and

    correcttemperature

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    LeavesLeafdropstosoil, thebudsattheedgeoftheleafwillgrowinto

    newplants

    Byrophyllumleaf

    Begonia

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    Stem cuttingsStem cut from parents plant and

    planted in the soil

    The buds on the stem will growinto new plants

    Stem cutting is an exampleartificial reproduction

    Example: tapioca plants, hibiscusplant, rose plants, sugar cane

    plants.

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    Underground stemsThe underground stem has buds

    which grow into new plants

    It also contains stored food forthe buds to grow

    Examples: potato, onion, ginger,turmeric

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    suckersnew shoots that grow from the

    underground stems or roots of a

    parent plantsThese young plants grows around

    the parents plants

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    Example: Banana tress, bambootrees, yam plants and pineapple

    plant

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