help!(again)- - - - about reproduction- - -?
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I'm an animal scientist, but I can probably answer these questions:\n1.Why is reproduction an important process for living organism?\nIf an organism does not reproduce, their species will become extinct, so it is in their best interest to reproduce to continue the species.\n2.Explain why a pollen tube is important\nThe pollen tube transfers the pollen from the top of the "pistil" to the bottom so that fertilization can take place.\n3.How does a fruit differ from a seed?  The fruit is actually the ovary of the plant, while the seed is the begining of a plant, which can be put in the ground to produce a whole new plant.\n4.In a flower, why is the anther elevated? The anther is elevated so that the pollen can easily be transfered by wind, insects, etc.  \n5.In a flower, why is the stigma elevated?  This is so the pollen can easily be transmitted.  If it were not elevated, the petals would get in the way of pollenation\n6.In a flower, why is the stigma sticky?  So the pollen can more readily attach\n7.Why are the petals coloured?  Technically speaking, this is due to pigments in the petals that reflect light.  But the answer you are probably looking for is that the color will attrach insects/birds.\n8.Why do flower have scent?  To attract insects/birds\n9.Why so flowers produce nectar?  To attract insects/birds
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?search=reproduction+in+animals&go=Go
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Are you sure they were all his? hehe j/k \nSize doesn't matter in making babies.. Sperms do.\nSIZE DOES MATTER when bringing her the pleasure :)
842013
A woman get technically get pregnant at any time.  So always be careful. It scares me that people ask questions like this.
971149
Answer C; all the others have to do with sexual reproduction.
714074
Reproduce.  Prolifically.
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The odds go down with an increasing interval of time, but there are other factors as well. How old is your partner? Has she ever been pregnant (proven fertility)? Have you ever fathered a child (again, proven fertility)? I've listed some resources below:
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You gotta give more info than that.  Why are you asking if you can get pregnant again. Is there problems?  What? I'll be glad to try to help you answer your question when you explain.
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What is the gender that this one gender going to reproduce? I need an answer, then only I can answer your question.
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What do you exactly mean by "dominant egg cell?"\n\nAnything is possible these days!\n\nI ONLY have part of one ovary & I have 3 kids!!!
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Because it has no external genetalia.  Although that doesn't keep it from reproducing ;)
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Human parthenogenesis has never been recorded for certain.  But, then again, chances are, if it has happened, nobody would notice.  Only recently has genetic testing been available to test it, I keep expecting an example to turn up eventually.
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I had a tr in 2002 and researched it for 3 years prior! I own 3 tr groups online that you are more then welcome to join there are 189 members in it and I am sure that someone can point you in the right direction! Don't listen to the person above me about IVF it is very very expensive etc, TR's are the way to go :)
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How come people show concern about it this much?  Like some other person said, for a big number of the world male population this is normal.  I think this is one of the things that have been recorded on people's mind, I swear.  Why there is not a lot of repulsion toward the female reproductive organ.  As I see it, there are more opportunities for it to be of concern.  A lot more of skin goin this way and the other.  A cavity for breeding of all kind of nasties.  But you know, I am not concerned, because I was not taught in that belief (maybe I should)
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>Reproduction occurs both sexually and by asexual budding. Sexual reproduction is by means of eggs and sperm, which are produced in the mesentaries and shed into the water. Fertilization results in a free-swimming larva, which attaches to a surface and secretes a skeleton, becoming (in colonial forms) the parent of a new colony.
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It's the most likely skeptic's explanation. However, parthenogenesis does happen sporadically in higher animals, and rarity of such an event would satisfy both the scientists and the believers (who would claim it as a miracle).
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Asexual reproduction is the reproduction of a single individual without the use of sex.  Sex is defined as the halving of the chromosome number of an individual and its subsequent reconstitution at the fusion of the gametes (egg and sperm).  \nBasically asexual reproduction creates the clone of an individual as one individual copies its own genome and then splits into two individuals.\n\nBacteria and Archaeans (so all prokaryotes) reproduce only by asexual reproduction.  Also sponges have the ability to produce a full individual if one individual is broken into two pieces, which is called regeneration.  Also sea stars, sea anenomes, flatworms (etc.) are able to reproduce asexually by regeneration.