'Dominant male' presentation slideshows

Reproduction

Reproduction. Asexual versus Sexual Reproduction. Asexual reproduction involves only one parent and results in the production of clones. Different mechanisms include: fragmentation, budding, gemmule formation, regeneration, and parthenogenesis.

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Bell Ringer 2/21/11

1. Ultraviolet radiation can cause mutations in the DNA of skin cells that have been overexposed to the sun. Will this mutated DNA affect future offspring and why/why not? 2. Write the type of mutation that occurs from this sequence: Original: C G T T A C

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Factors affecting the distribution of plant and animal species

Factors affecting the distribution of plant and animal species. Desert Kangaroo Rat. Polar Bears.

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Research on the Sirens

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Female Sexual Strategies in Chimpanzees R.M. Strumpf and C. Boesch

Female Sexual Strategies in Chimpanzees R.M. Strumpf and C. Boesch. Summary and presentation by: Aubrie DeBear, Neda Naimi & Cody Tyson. Hypotheses. Whether females express mate preferences Whether females are more selective at POP Whether female preferences differ inter-individually

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Female Sexual Strategies in Chimpanzees R.M. Strumpf and C. Boesch

Female Sexual Strategies in Chimpanzees R.M. Strumpf and C. Boesch. Summary and presentation by: Aubrie DeBear, Neda Naimi & Cody Tyson. Hypotheses. Whether females express mate preferences Whether females are more selective at POP Whether female preferences differ inter-individually

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Chimpanzee Sexuality

Chimpanzee Sexuality. Promiscuous mating. Estrus chimp may copulate 30-50 x per day. Concentration of mating with dominant male(s) mid-cycle. Function of Estrus Swellings?. Advertise fecundity. Incite male-male competition. Ensure mating with the dominant male.

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Reining in the Wild Horses

Reining in the Wild Horses. Data & story from DASL Reference: Eagle, Asa, Garrot et al. (1993). Wildlife Society Bulletin, 21(2), 116-121. Research Question: Will sterilization of the dominant male in a wild horse herd reduce foaling (birth) rates for 2 or more years?. Background.

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