### process:

Reproduction
* All reproduction is undergone in an aquatic environment
  - takes place between individuals in the same generation
* Most reproduction affects inflorescence production
  - allows for genetic variation
  - appears to occur via the bulbuls
  - depends upon ability
* Most reproduction has evolution
  - genetic variability
* Most reproduction includes binary fission
  - pollination
  - increases genetic variation
* Most reproduction involves alternation
  - cell division
  - fertilization
  - meiosis
  - nuclei
  - parents
  - replication
  - single parents
  - is asexual via conidiospores that break off from the tips of aeriel hyphae
* Most reproduction leads to abnormal growth
  - diversity
  - genetic diversity
* Most reproduction occurs by cross-fertilization
  - during seasons
  - in animals
  - over time
  - under circumstances
* Most reproduction produces hormones
  - identical offspring
  - molt hormones
  - refers to growth
* Most reproduction requires energy
  - uses mitosis
* Rutting season is in the autumn and early winter, and births take place in the spring.
* Some reproduction affects bats
  - causes decay
  - increases variability
  - involves pollination
* Some reproduction is used by flower plants
  - many flower plants
* Some reproduction occurs at cellular levels
* Some reproduction occurs in environments
  - fresh water
  - geckos
  - lunar environments
  - prokaryotes
  - terrestrial plants
* Some reproduction occurs under conditions
  - stressful conditions
* Some reproduction produces growth
  - population growth
  - requires genetic materials
* Starting Out Snakes reproduce either by laying eggs or giving live birth.
* allows continuity of life.
  - organisms to continue living on the earth
  - the life cycle to begin as new organisms replace the organisms that age and die
* are tools that can be used in varied ways.
* begins in a newly emerged female when an ova is released from the right ovary.
* begins when the animals mature
  - germ cells unite, a process called fertilization
  - male courts the female
  - with the division of single cells
* benefit of living high in the tree canopies.
* biological process
* can be the division of one cell to form two new cells.
* can either be asexual or sexual
  - sexual or asexual
  - serve as a barometer of animal well-being
* characteristic of a living organism.
* characteristic of all living organisms
  - systems
* complicated process in all species of animals.
* consequence of growth, and a process of excretion.
* continuous process and generations of reproduction overlap.
* creates potential.
* critical phase of each seed plant life cycle.
* depends on actions
  - interactions among the hypothalamus, pituitary, and gonads
* dictates survival of a species.
* directly affects profitability.
* ensures survival.
* fundamental role of marriage.
* generally means the action or process of making a copy of something.
* gives rise to more organisms with the same basic characteristics as their parents
  - new generations by either asexual or sexual processes
* has advantage
  - cost
  - details
  - energy cost
  - finish
* has high cost
  - incredible details
  - two distinct phases in eusocial insects
  - values
* helps assure each species' survival in the ocean.
  - components
  - normal processes as well reproductive effects from chemical exposures
  - power
  - rupture and fission of the cell and then reclosure to form new cells
  - steps
  - transmissions
* is accomplished by the release of sexual or asexual spores.
* is also an essential quality of life
  - necessary for species survival
* is always asexual
  - costly for women, and can also be for men
* is an essential characteristic of all living things
  - process for all living things
  - impelling force in all biological organisms
* is an important consideration in the economics of cattle production
  - life process which helps in the continuity of life on the Earth
  - part of female bed bugs' life
  - obvious behavioral property of all life
  - analogous to love
* is another aspect of life science
  - function under control of the autonomic nervous system
  - important characteristic of living organisms
* is asexual and sexual
  - by budding, or sexual
* is both asexual and sexual
  - by asexual and sexual means
* is both sexual and asexual, the latter taking place by bud- ding
  - latter taking place by budding
  - though there is no alternation of generations
  - parthenogenetic
  - sexually and asexually
* is by asexual means
  - production of spores
* is by binary fission of the trophozoites
  - birth of live young throughout the growing season
  - both plant division and seeds
  - budding of yeast cells
* is by eggs in most cases, but a few species birth live young
  - or the birthing of live young
  - fission and by conjugation
  - fragmentation and also cell division
  - meiotic parthenogenesis
  - producing millions of spores that are scattered by the wind
  - seed, new plants can develop from pieces of broken taproots
  - simple binary fission when the amoeba splits into two
* is carried out by a second type of specialized cell, called the gonidium
  - the release of sperm and eggs into the water
  - certainly one of the most important aspects in determining evolution
  - characterized by two processes
  - chiefly by binary fission, cell division yielding identical daughter cells
  - constant irrespective of climate
  - copying
  - divided into two categories sexual and asexual
  - done in order to pass the genetic material to the next generation
  - effected by binary fission, usually during a resting stage of the cell
* is either asexual or sexual
* is essential for the survival of an individual's genes
  - to the continuation of every species
  - essentially a process of making an offspring out of a part of a par- ent
  - extremely important to living things for many reasons
* is generally asexual and involves simple cell cleavage
  - cyclic in bony fishes
  - how living things make more of their kind, or offspring
* is important as it is the way in which corals can settle and live in new areas
  - because it prevents species from dying out
  - incredibly important to the survival of a species
  - indicative of a desire within an organism or set of organisms to continue itself
  - inhibited in soils with large amounts of organic matter
  - key to the survival of all species
  - mainly sexually
  - mostly sexual, though virgin females are able to lay viable eggs during the summer
* is necessary for continuity of humans
  - life process for continuation of life, by the production of offspring
  - the survival of the species
  - one of our most delicately balanced biological systems
* is one of the areas where adaptation is discussed
  - basic requirements for life, but there are others
  - defining characteristics of living things
* is one of the fundamental characteristics of all living organisms
  - most characteristic features of living organisms
* is one of the most important definitive characteristics of living things
  - personal and spiritual human activities
  - seven life processes
  - traits on which experts hold differing positions
  - only by sexual means
  - part of our animal nature
  - particularly dependent on normal vitamin A levels
* is primarily a function of spore development and dispersal
  - recalls
  - restricted to the production of sporoblasts
* is sexual and asexual
  - or, sometimes, parthenogenetic
  - with internal fertilization
  - sexual, and in most forms the sexes are separate
* is the ability of an organism to make a copy of itself
  - to make the next generation
  - act performed by all organisms in order to make offspring
  - basic phenomenon required for the continued existence of living organisms
* is the biological process by which existing organisms give rise to their offspring
  - new individual organisms are produced
  - that produces new organisms
  - creation of new offspring for a species
  - driving force of evolution
  - extension of life of a species at a given time
  - key to survival of all animals
  - means by which each new organism arises
  - most contested domain of gender difference relating to workplace regulation
  - natural way of life, after all
  - one thing that life has always been doing
* is the process by which an organism produces new organisms like itself
  - animals produce offspring
  - humans gives rise to new individuals
* is the process by which living things create more of their own kind
  - things produce new living things of their own kind
  - one organism makes one or more new organisms
  - organisms give rise to offspring
  - plants and animals produce offspring
  - in which new life is created
* is the process of generating offspring
  - one or more living things creating another living thing
* is the process of producing another organism of the same kind
  - sole goal for which human beings are designed
  - time in the life cycle of a flowering plant when offspring are produced
  - to create or recreate something, usually a new living thing, such as a baby
* is typically asexual, although sexual exchange occurs as well
  - sexual with flagellated sperm fertilizing nonmotile eggs to form zygotes
  - sexual, but parthenogenesis occurs frequently
* is usually asexuality by simple division
  - sexual with separate sexes
  - variable, but most gastropods have separate sexes
  - very important process for all organisms
  - vital for an organism's existence
* is when organisms replicate themselves with variations in many cases
  - species produce their own kind
* means producing a new generation of cells or multicelled individuals
  - the act of bringing to life young ones that are of the same species
  - to produce again
* miracle in moderation and a fatal disease when uncontrolled.
* necessary and important part of milk production.
* occur two ways sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction.
* occurs asexually but placozoans can also form sperm and egg.
* occurs asexually by budding and sexually
  - cell division, by motile zoospores, or by nonmotile spores
* occurs both by vegetative and sexual methods
  - sexually and by budding
* occurs by fragmentation, by zoospores, and by isogamy
  - only means of nucleic acid
  - exclusively through cell division
* occurs in animals
  - every known living species on earth
  - parthenogenetically in the absence of egg fertilization by males
  - sexually through the production of numerous seeds
* occurs through mitotic cell division
* occurs under certain circumstances
  - when the parent polyp releases fertilized eggs
  - with the onset of the rainy season, which changes the water chemistry
* offers advantage
  - benefits
  - evolutionary advantage
  - several advantage
* plays a major role in a herd s milk production level.
* possesses power.
* receives attention
  - special attention
* reproduction of the entire life cycle.
* requires conditions
  - contact
* resulting from the fusion of male and female gametes is called sexual reproduction.
* synonym of procreation.
* takes place both asexually and sexually.
* takes place by both asexual and sexual methods
  - the formation of resting cells, zoospores, and gametes
  - mainly by simple fission, and the cells divide very rapidly
  - on a single chromosome and allows fitter chromosomes to reproduce more
  - only through cell division
  - when male and female clams release sperm and eggs into the water
* varies from none to a complex life cycle containing mitosis and meiosis
  - greatly, from a binary fission-like process to true meiosis
* very important function of living organisms.
+ Euglenozoa: Protista
  * Some other euglenozoa feed through the absorption, and many euglenids possess chloroplasts and so obtain energy through photosynthesis. These chloroplasts are surrounded by three membranes and contain chlorophylls 'A' and 'C', along with other pigments, so are probably evolved from those of a captured green alga. Reproduction occurs exclusively through cell division. During mitosis, the nuclear membrane remains intact, and the spindle microtubules form inside of it.