Sexual Reproduction

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Sexual Reproduction: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Menstrual Cycle, Fertilization, Puberty, Zygote, Gametogenesis, Endogamy, Oestrus Cycle, Oviparous Animals, Gonadotropins, Viviparous Animals, Syngamy, Embryogenesis, External Fertilisation and, Internal Fertilisation

Important Questions on Sexual Reproduction

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In which of the following phases all organisms have to pass through it before they can reproduce sexually?

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Which of the following hormones play important role in menstrual cycle?

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Read the graph given below and identify the period of follicular phase:

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Organisms with relatively simple body organisation commonly reproduce through asexual means but shifts to sexual reproduction:

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Why the internal fertiliszation is better than external fertilisation?

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Inter flower period is juvenile or mature?

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If gametes are produced after reduction division, they are termed as:

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Both male and female reproductive structures are present on same plants in –

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Exogamy in plants is the term where pollination takes place between flowers of the same plant.

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Exogamy is also called as _____.

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Differentiate between exogamy and endogamy.

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Define Exogamy.

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What is the carrier of Question Imagegamete in the Pinus, Marchantia, Mango, Chara, and Funaria respectively?
[where A - Pollen tube, B-H2O]

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Synchrony between the maturity of sexes and release of many gametes is shown by:

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Select correct option w.r.t. chromosomes number in sexual life cycle of apple.

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Clear cut distinction between vegetative, reproductive and senescent phase is shown by

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Which of the following plants produce non-motile male gametes?

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Male and female sex organs are present on separate plant bodies in all, except

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Heterogametes are found in

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Choose the correct option.
A. Zygotes are universally diploid
B. Zygotes form embryos through mitosis
C. Gametes are universally haploid
D. Gametes are always produced by meiotic cell