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Unit 4 Reproduction and Genetics Lesson 13 -
Gamete Production
  • Colorado Agriscience Curriculum

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I Production of Gametes
  • A) Gametogenesis
  • 1. Ovaries produce ova
  • a) Oogenesis
  • 2. Testicles produce sperm
  • a) Spermatogenesis
  • 3. Sex cells divide by meiosis
  • a) Special cell division in which each new
    gamete(cell) carries only 1/2 the of
    chromosomes a typical cell would in that species

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I Production of Gametes
  • B) Initial steps are similar between male and
    female
  • 1. Chromosomes replicate
  • a) Each is doubled
  • 2. Each pair comes together very accurately
    (synapsis)
  • a) Now called a primary oocyte or
  • b) Primary spermatocyte

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II. Spermatogenesis
  • A. Primary Spermatocyte
  • 1. Contains 2 pair of chromosomes
  • a) Two bodies containing 4 structures
  • 2 rapid cell divisions produce 4 cells
  • a) Each ontain 2 chromosomes
  • b) Spermatid cells lose much of their cytoplasm
    develop a tail

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III OOGENESIS
  • A. 1st maturation division
  • 1. Produce 1 large oocyte (secondary) 1 small
    (1st Polar Body)
  • a) Unequal size results from body wanting one
    rich in nutrients _at_ the expense of the other
  • B. 2nd maturation division
  • 1. Produces the ovum
  • a) Polar bodies may divide but will soon die and
    be reabsorbed by the body

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IV Fertilization
  • A) Fertilization is the union of sperm and ovum
    and the establishment of paired chromosomes
  • 1. Zygote is a diploid (Double) because
    chromosomes are in pairs
  • a) 1 member of each pair came from the sire and 1
    from the dam

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IV Fertilization
  • B) Gametes have only one member of each pair.
  • 1. Haploid (Half)
  • 2. Gametogenesis reduces the of chromosomes in
    a cell to 1/2 the diploid
  • 3. Each gamete carries a random sampling 1/2 of
    each parents genetic code.
  • 4. Which sperm fertilizes the ovum is also random
  • a) This insures genetic diversity

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