Title: The student knows that reproduction is a characteristic of living organisms and that the instructions for traits are governed in the genetic material.
1 The student knows that reproduction is a
characteristic of living organisms and that the
instructions for traits are governed in the
genetic material. The student is expected
to(B) compare the results of uniform or diverse
offspring from sexual reproduction or asexual
reproduction(C) recognize that inherited traits
of individuals are governed in the genetic
material found in the genes within chromosomes in
the nucleus
Genetics and Heredity
2- What do CELLS have to do with HEREDITY?!?
3Cells contain
- Genetic material, found in genes in the
chromosomes (pictured above) in the nucleus. - Genetic material governs traits.
- Genes are passed from one generation to the next.
- Some organisms reproduce sexually.
- Others reproduce asexually.
4Its all aboutReproduction
- Reproduction occurs at the cellular level.
- Sexual reproduction involves the joining of two
sex cells (one from each parent), resulting in
DIVERSE offspring. - WHAT DOES DIVERSE MEAN?
- Asexual reproduction involves the duplication of
genetic material and making an exact copy of one
parent, resulting in UNIFORM offspring. - WHAT DOES UNIFORM MEAN?
5Inside an Animal Cell A Quick Review
- Cell size and scale Click here to see
interactive animation. - Inside the cell Click here to review the key
parts of a cell. (Be sure to click on the
nucleus!) - Most plants and animals reproduce sexually.
- Sexually reproducing organisms have a different
set of genes for every trait (called alleles).
6Benefits of Asexual Reproduction
- Click here to see the video. (Note Teachers,
STOP this video at 234.) - Plants that produce bulbs can reproduce
asexually. Click here to see how.
7Sexual or asexual reproduction? Uniform or
diverse offspring?
8Sexual or asexual reproduction? Uniform or
diverse offspring?
9Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?
10Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?
11Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?
12Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?
13Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?
14Sexual or asexual reproduction?Uniform or
diverse offspring?