Ovovivipary Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

This document covers everything that you need to cover for Life Sciences Paper 1. It dies touch up on Meiosis as it is sometimes assessed in some exams. This document consist of answers from past memos. It also follows the exam marking guidelines

These notes are provide detailed information on the animal reproduction chapter in the Mind Action Series Life Science Grade 12 textbook. These notes are colourful, have diagrams for further explaination and are very easily understood.

Detailed notes on Reproductive Animal Strategies Based on IEB syllabus -Courtship -External vs Internal Fertilisation -Ovipary, ovovivipary and vivipary -Amniotic eggs -Precocial and Altricial Development -Parental Care - K and R strategies

An indepth summary with notes and diagrams of the reproductive strategies, parental care and development of animals as studied in life sciences.

A 2 page summary of reproductive strategies in animals including external and internal fertilization, courtship, parental care, and forms of vipary. Prepared by 2nd year biomedical student, 88% for bio in matric.

A summary of Reproductive strategies and Plant reproduction. Reproductive strategies include: courtship displays, fertilisation (both internal and external), how offspring are born (ovipary, ovovivipary and vivipary), amniotic egg structure and function, parental care types. K and R strategists. Plant reproduction includes: sexual and asexual reproduction, how they improve the food crisis, flower structure, pollination vs fertilisation, different types of pollination and how fertilisation works.

EXTREMELY DETAILED NOTES! Reproduction of vertebrates and human reproduction Set out according to the subject assessment guidelines

A summary on Reproductive Animal Strategies that can be used as a study guide or in a classroom environment

These notes contain: External and internal fertilization Ovipary, ovovivipary and vivipary amniotic eggs precocial and altricial development

Colorful notes and summaries of all elements of the topic. Follows the IEB syllabus with explanations, advantages and disadvantages and examples