'Internal fertilisation' presentation slideshows

What are the parts and function of a flower?

What are the parts and function of a flower?. Adrian Ang 5A-3 Group 3. Male Parts. Anther- contains the pollen - also called the pollen head Filament- supports the anther - also called the stalk. Female Parts. Stigma- receives the pollen from the anther

672 views • 39 slides

779 views • 28 slides

ANIMAL SURVIVAL

ANIMAL SURVIVAL. REPRODUCTION. Mr G Davidson. Reproduction. All living things reproduce and produce offspring similar to themselves. If they did not reproduce, their numbers would decrease and they would become extinct. Sexual Reproduction.

253 views • 22 slides

Evolution of Australian Biota Topic 7: Internal and External Fertilisation

Evolution of Australian Biota Topic 7: Internal and External Fertilisation. Part of the Evolution of Australian Biota Module Biology in Focus, Preliminary Course Glenda Childrawi and Stephanie Hollis. DOT Points. Compare and contrast external and internal fertilisation

512 views • 20 slides

Evolution of Australian Biota Topic 7: Internal and External Fertilisation

Evolution of Australian Biota Topic 7: Internal and External Fertilisation. Part of the Evolution of Australian Biota Module Biology in Focus, Preliminary Course Glenda Childrawi and Stephanie Hollis. DOT Points. Compare and contrast external and internal fertilisation

540 views • 20 slides

V.C.E. Biology Unit 2

214 views • 12 slides

Biology 2B

187 views • 9 slides