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what is sexual reproduction
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Answered by arpittyagi1217
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For your standard a general defination of sexual reproduction is sufficient I.e. sexual reproduction refers to an union of two gametes to form an new individual.


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Answered by naz99
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SEXUAL REPRODUCTION TAKES PLACE IN THE FOLLOWING WAYS




1.The male parent produces male gametes (male sex cells) called sperms. The sperm is a small cell with a long tail (flagellum) for movement.


2. The female parent produces female gametes (female sex cells) called ova (or eggs). The ovum (or egg) is a much bigger cell than the sperm, having a lot of cytoplasm.


The sperm enters into the ovum (or egg) and fuses with it to form a new cell called 'zygote'. This process is called fertilisation. So, the zygote is a fertilised ovum (or fertilised egg)-


4. The zygote then divides again and again to form a large number of cells (all of which remain together). And ultimately zygote grows and develops to become a new baby.


From the above discussion we conclude that the whole process of sexual reproduction in animals involves the formation of sperms and eggs; joining together of sperm and egg to form a zygote and then the growth and development of zygote to form a baby animal.


In complex multicellular animals (like human beings) there are special reproductive organs to make sperms and eggs; to bring together sperms and eggs for fertilisation; and for the growth and development of zygote into a baby.





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