ANIMAL
REPRODUCTION
Reproduction
➢Process of producing again
➢The biological process by which new
 organisms are produced from their
 parent or parents.
Two types by which animals
reproduce:
✓ sexual
✓ asexual
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
➢ involves both the sex cells, also called as
  gametes
➢ These sex cells fuse or combine in order to
  produce a new living organism that are
  genetically different from their parents.
➢ The product of sexual reproduction are
  offspring with two different sexes- male and
  female.
Types of Fertilization
a.External Fertilization
b.Internal Fertilization
a.External Fertilization
Fertilization of egg by the sperm occurs
  outside the body of an organism.
 It usually occurs in aquatic
  environment where the fusion of eggs
  and sperms is facilitated by water.
Example:
➢ copulation
Copulation
➢Fertilization is done externally.
➢example:
✓ frogs, crabs and shrimps
b. Internal Fertilization
➢The fertilization of egg
 occurs inside the body of an
 organism.
Types of internal fertilization
1.Oviparity
2.Viviparity
3. ovoviviparity
1.Oviparity
➢Fertilization takes place internally
 but embryo development takes
 place externally.
➢Examples: turtles, birds and
 chicken
2.Viviparity
➢Animals undergo internal fertilization
 and the embryo develops inside the
 female’s body through a placenta,
 resulting in the live birth of a fully
 formed offspring
➢Examples: almost all mammals
3. ovoviviparity
➢Animals lay eggs and develop the
 eggs inside the mother’s body.
➢The eggs are hatched inside the
 mother. Once the egg hatches, it
 remains inside the mother for a
 period and is nurtures from within.
➢Animals are born alive.
Examples:
➢ basking sharks, guppy fish,
 scorpions and some snakes
Advantages and Disadvantages of
Sexual reproduction
❖Advantages
1.increased genetic diversity
2.New generation of species are
  produced
3.Genetic traits of species are transferred
  from one generation to another
❖Disadvantages
1.It takes time to find a mate and
reproduce
2. Reproduction through sexual
means is uncertain
3. Fewer offspring are typically
produced.