Reproduction — purpose?
Species continuity through gamete union.
Fertilization — mechanism?
Union of ovule and spermatozoid.
Oviparous vs viviparous — difference?
Oviparous lay eggs outside, viviparous develop inside.
Reproduction — purpose?
Ensures species continuity via gamete union.
Gametes — types?
Female: ovule; Male: spermatozoid.
Fertilization — union of?
Gametes forming a zygote.
Oviparous — reproduction?
Eggs outside, embryonic development external.
Viviparous — reproduction?
Embryo develops inside, live birth.
Internal fertilization — occurs?
Inside female reproductive tract.
External fertilization — occurs?
In aquatic environment, many gametes released.
Answer 9 questions on Sexual Reproduction in Living Organisms.
1. What is the primary purpose of sexual reproduction in living organisms?
2. Which of the following correctly describes a reproductive mode where the embryo develops outside the mother's body?
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