### person | relative:

Offspring
* Every offspring has a number of genetic differences when compared to their parents.
* More offspring are produced, resulting in more chances for an individual's genes to be passed on.
* Most offspring are produced by individuals
  - mothers
  - same parents
* Most offspring develop internal organs
  - die before birth
* Most offspring eat food
  - normal diets
* Most offspring have dads
  - genetic characteristics
  - single parents
  - identify mothers
  - leave parents
  - live in conditions
  - maintain genetic diversity
* Some offspring are produced by two parents, and others are produced by just one parent
  - the result of pairings between captive and wild-born animals
* Some offspring carry genetic defects
  - factors
  - life cycle strategies
  - have genetic makeup
* adapt to environments.
* are bands
  - created by copulation
  - essentially genetic carbon copies of their parent cells
  - when male and female gametes combine
* bear to mothers
  - obese mothers
* become adults
* born to a mother and son, or to siblings, are very rare.
* carry new combinations of genes, and are therefore unique individuals genetically.
* come from parents
  - into contact
* compete for limit resources
* consume diets
  - milk
  - nutrition
* depend on food
* develop diseases
* discuss problems.
* display differences.
* drink milk.
* eat diets
* enter stages.
* establish own territory
* exhibit characteristics
  - dominant phenotypes
* find food.
* follow mothers.
* formed due to sexual reproduction have better chances of survival.
* gain more weight
* get exactly one half of their genes from a single parent.
* go through larval stages
* grow into adults.
* grow to adulthood
  - full size
* have advantage
  - blind eyes
  - care
  - fur
  - good chances
  - health problems
  - heat tolerance
  - high milk production
  - mass
  - mortality
  - opportunity
  - red eyes
  - variation
  - white fur
* help brothers.
* include kids.
  - legs
  - vacuoles
* inherit characteristics
  - the characteristics of their parents, which are controlled by genes
* learn hunt techniques
* leave homes
* live for years.
  - environmental conditions
* live in same conditions
* maintain color
* may have chances.
* open eyes.
* paradigm of much of our thinking and philosophies.
* participate in activities
  - physical activities
* pass on to offspring
  - own offspring
* possess characteristics
  - particular characteristics
  - phenotypic characteristics
* produced sexually are genetically somewhat different from either parent
  - through asexual reproduction are genetically identical to their parent organism
* reach adolescence
  - full maturity
  - reproductive maturity
  - sexual maturity
* receive care
  - intensive care
* receive parental care
  - supervision
* remain with mothers
* require care
  - proteins
* resemble ancestors
* respond to situations
  - stressful situations
* see mothers.
* share genetic information
  - materials
  - same genetic information
* show characteristics
  - considerable variation
  - lower values
  - potential
* stay in natal territory
* stay with mothers
* survive to maturity.
* to assist parents.
* undergo development.
* weigh ounces.
* will have chances
  - chins
  - percent chances
  - smooth chins
+ Sex, Benefits and drawbacks: Biological reproduction
  * Offspring produced sexually are genetically somewhat different from either parent. They inherit genes from both parents.
+ Sexual reproduction: Methods of reproduction
  * Some protists and fungi also reproduce this way. Offspring is made by a sperm fertilising an ovum from the female. Different steps are involved in the process.