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DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN ZYGOTE OCCURS IN STAGES Human prenatal (before birth) development begins when fertilization occurs Within 30 hours: Zygote divides by mitosis Cell division continues rapidly Mass of dividing cells travels and


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DEVELOPMENT OF THE HUMAN ZYGOTE OCCURS IN STAGES

Human prenatal (before birth) development begins when fertilization occurs

  • Within 30 hours: Zygote divides by mitosis
  • Cell division continues rapidly
  • Mass of dividing cells travels and implants to the lining of the

uterus

Figure 1.21: In the first stages of cell division, the overall size of the zygote stays the same.

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HUMAN PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT: EMBRYONIC AND FETAL STAGES

  • Embryonic stage: 8 weeks
  • Fetal stage: 30 weeks
  • Total: 38 weeks from fertilization to birth

Figure 1.22: Human development from fertilized egg to newborn is divided into two main stages: embryonic and fetal.

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HUMAN PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT

  • Complete chart and draw a diagram of what you think each

stage looks like.

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HUMAN PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT: SUMMARY

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SEXUAL REPRODUCTION TAKES MANY FORMS.

Sexual reproduction can vary based on:

  • Reproductive behaviors
  • Methods of fertilization (internal/external)
  • Ways that offspring develop (internal/external)
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REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOURS

  • Organisms may have complex mating rituals

which involve effort and energy expenditure.

  • Moonwalk
  • Dancing for your life?
  • Dancing Spider
  • Courtship
  • Puffer fish
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SEXUAL REPRODUCTION FEATURES: MAMMALS

  • Development from fertilized

egg to offspring occurs inside the female

  • Female is also source of

nourishment

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INSECTS

  • Reproduction in insects is usually

sexual

  • Some insects (bees) develop

without fertilization:

  • Unfertilized eggs

become males

  • Fertilized eggs

become females

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FUNGI

  • Fungi (yeasts, moulds)

reproduce sexually and asexually

  • Sexually (produce

haploid spores)

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FISH, FROGS, AND BIRDS

  • Fertilized eggs develop
  • ffspring outside the

female’s body

  • Offspring are released when

eggs hatch

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PLANTS

  • Plants the grow

from seeds require pollination for fertilization

  • Pollen can be

transferred by the wind or by animals (bees, birds)

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REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGIES

  • What if a couple cannot have a child naturally?
  • Options that involve technology exist
  • In vitro fertilization