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  • Final Autoevaluation 4.08 - Animal reproduction | Recurso educativo 483044

    Final Autoevaluation 4.08 - Animal reproduction

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    Complete the text about reproduction in mammals and birds. embryo – viviparous – young – milk – egg – mammary glands – oviparous – placenta – nutritious Both mammals and birds tend to…

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  • End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566296

    End-of-unit activities - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • Human reproduction and sexual differences | Recurso educativo 571273

    Human reproduction and sexual differences

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    Human reproduction Humans start life as a single microscopic cell in the wombs of their mothers. This cell is called a zygote. The zygote is formed by the union of two cells: the ovum (or egg cell) from…

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  • End-of-unit evaluation - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566304

    End-of-unit evaluation - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • Introduction - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates | Recurso educativo 566240

    Introduction - The Animal Kingdom (II). Vertebrates

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    There are around 50000 species of vertebrates, classified into five main groups: fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds and mammals. Fish are the most primitive group and they have the highest number of…

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  • Reproduction in flowering plants | Recurso educativo 571428

    Reproduction in flowering plants

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    Some plant species reproduce asexually, but most plants reproduce sexually. A pollen grain fertilises the egg cell inside the ovule. The sexual organs of spermatophytes (flowering plants) are in the…

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  • The metamorphosis of a butterfly | Recurso educativo 571366

    The metamorphosis of a butterfly

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    This diagram shows the metamorphosis of a butterfly. After it is born, the butterfly goes through three stages: Larva (caterpillar): it hatches from the egg and begins eating and growing. Pupa…

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  • Analyse. A text | Recurso educativo 483040

    Analyse. A text

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    Polyembryony Polyembryony is a type of sexual reproduction in which an embryo fragments into several identical embryos. They each develop independently. The young of each litter are of the same sex, as…

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  • Reptiles | Recurso educativo 566265

    Reptiles

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    3.1. Reptiles: adapting to the land Reptiles were the first vertebrates to adapt to land and become independent of water. Some examples are lizards, snakes and tortoises. Their main adaptations to life…

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  • Learn... Insect metamorphosis | Recurso educativo 566178

    Learn... Insect metamorphosis

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    There are two different life cycles of insects, although all insects hatch from eggs. In some cases, the insect which hatches simply grows and after several moults, becomes an adult. The majority of…

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