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  • Initial evaluation 03 - Animal reproduction | Recurso educativo 571344

    Initial evaluation 03 - Animal reproduction

    EduBook Organización

    • 1965 visitas

    Choose the correct answer in each case: The type of reproduction which only requires one individual: The male reproductive system makes... Animals that hatch from eggs are called... Which of these…

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  • Match. Characteristics of fungi | Recurso educativo 565977

    Match. Characteristics of fungi

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    Match the beginning of each sentence with the correct ending. The hyphae in moulds... Hyphae are collectively... Mushrooms, moulds and yeasts... Fungi obtain their food... The hyphae that have a…

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  • Biodiversity: THE PLACENTAL AND MARSUPIAL MODES OF REPRODUCTION | Recurso educativo 744171

    Biodiversity: THE PLACENTAL AND MARSUPIAL MODES OF REPRODUCTION

    Cristina Seco Organización

    • 650 visitas

    This website discusses a group of mammals that do not have a placenta, the marsupials. It discusses the differences in the reproductive system of marsupials and gives the example of the kangaroo.

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  • Complete. Reproduction | Recurso educativo 571278

    Complete. Reproduction

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    Complete the text on human reproduction: sperm men ovum sexual characteristics Sexual fertilisation zygote reproductive system females reproduction is the type of reproduction in which an from the…

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  • Before you start - Plant reproduction | Recurso educativo 571420

    Before you start - Plant reproduction

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    Didactic objectives Observe flowers and identify their parts. Recognise and distinguish between the protective and reproductive parts of a flower. Explain how a flower works. Compare different types of…

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  • Sexual reproduction and fertilisation | Recurso educativo 571349

    Sexual reproduction and fertilisation

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    Sexual reproduction in animals Most animals reproduce sexually: a new individual is created by the fertilisation of a female ovum by a male sperm. In nearly all species of animals, individuals are…

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  • Talk about it. Plant reproduction | Recurso educativo 482972

    Talk about it. Plant reproduction

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    Look at the pictures and answer the questions. What types of plant reproduction do you know? What is the relationship between flowers and pollen grains? How are seeds and fruits formed? How are they…

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  • Seed-producing plants. Gymnosperms | Recurso educativo 566056

    Seed-producing plants. Gymnosperms

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    3.1. Seed-producing plants Seed-producing plants reproduce through seeds. Like ferns, they have vessels and vegetative organs. There are two groups of seed-producing plants: Gymnosperms are plants with…

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  • Complete. Seed-producing plants | Recurso educativo 566059

    Complete. Seed-producing plants

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    Complete the text with the missing words: unprotected – protected – embryo – embryo – cotyledons seeds – photosynthesis – gymnosperms Seed-producing plants reproduce through . There are two…

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  • Summaries - Animal reproduction | Recurso educativo 571346

    Summaries - Animal reproduction

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    1. Sexual reproduction and fertilisation Most animals reproduce sexually: a new individual is created when a sperm fertilises an ovum to form a zygote. There are two types of individuals, males and…

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