Ovovivipary - Study guides, Study notes & Summaries

What is reproduction? - correct answer-the production a new generation of organisms from an existing generation (a life process that ensures the continued survival of a species. What is the goal of each species? - correct answer-to produce the max number of surviving offspring while using the least amount of energy (AKA reproductive effort) What is reproductive effort? - correct answer-total amount of energy used during reproduction What type of reproduction is energy efficient and in w...

Study Notes On Diversity of Reproductive Strategies in Some Animals contains notes on Courtship, External fertilisation, Internal fertilisation, Ovipary, Ovovivipary, Vivipary, Amniotic egg and Parental care

This document contains notes/summaries made in class which summarizes reproduction in vertebrates.

Detailed notes on Reproductive Animal Strategies Based on IEB syllabus -Courtship -External vs Internal Fertilisation -Ovipary, ovovivipary and vivipary -Amniotic eggs -Precocial and Altricial Development -Parental Care - K and R strategies

Summarised notes of 'Reproduction in Vertebrates'

These notes are provide detailed information on the animal reproduction chapter in the Mind Action Series Life Science Grade 12 textbook. These notes are colourful, have diagrams for further explaination and are very easily understood.

Reproductive Animal Strategies Matric Notes for IEB students. These notes cover all the important things you will be tested on in matric and they are easy to read and follow. They are typed out, as well as include a hand written summary. They include definitions, descriptions, diagrams, processes etc. I got a distinction with these notes!

Well constructed 5 page summary about Reproduction in Vertebrates, in bullet form, quick and easy to go through and understand.

This is an easy-to-understand and well-structured summary of Reproductive animal strategies. The notes are summarised into rows and columns for easy readability. In this document these sections are summarised: Courtship External fertilization vs internal fertilization Ovipary,ovovivipary, and vivipary Amniotic egg Survivorship curves Parental care

EXTREMELY DETAILED NOTES! Reproduction of vertebrates and human reproduction Set out according to the subject assessment guidelines