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Reproduction In Humans

ICSE · Class 8 · Biology

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Card 1Introduction to reproduction

What is reproduction?

Answer

Reproduction is the process in which organisms give rise to new individuals of their own kind. It helps in the continuance of the species.

Card 2Asexual reproduction

How does Amoeba reproduce?

Answer

Amoeba reproduces simply by dividing into two. This is called binary fission, a type of asexual reproduction.

Card 3Asexual reproduction

What happens first in binary fission in Amoeba?

Answer

First the nucleus divides into two. After that, the cytoplasm divides, and then the two offspring separate and live as new individuals.

Card 4Asexual reproduction

What is budding?

Answer

Budding is a form of asexual reproduction in which a small bud grows on the outside of the parent body, becomes big enough, detaches, and leads an independent life.

Card 5Asexual reproduction

How does Hydra reproduce asexually?

Answer

Hydra reproduces by budding. Small buds grow on its body, separate from the parent, and become new individuals.

Card 6Asexual reproduction

What is regeneration in animals?

Answer

Regeneration is the process of regrowing lost or missing body parts. In some animals, it also helps in reproduction.

Card 7Asexual reproduction

What happens if Hydra is cut into 2-3 pieces?

Answer

Each piece regenerates and gives rise to a new individual.

Card 8Asexual reproduction

What happens if Planaria is cut into 5-6 pieces?

Answer

Each piece develops into a young worm. Planaria has a strong power of regeneration.

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