Basic Processes

Reproduction is a process by which a new individual organism of the species is produced biologically, which in turn, helps to continue to species. Bacteria unremarkably reproduce by a process of simple cell cleavage (or binary fission), in which one cell would divide into two little girl cells (break in the cell wall and the naked DNA).However, bacteria can likewise exchange genetic material through various other processes such(prenominal) as transformation, transduction and bacterial conjugation (Spiritus Temporis, 2008).Grasshoppers reproduce sexually through conjugation, when the male introduces the sperms into the ovipositor of the female person. Once the bombard get fertilized by the sperms in the micropyles, the female lays the eggs underground or on plants. The eggs take about 3 to 4 weeks to hatch. Finally tiny larvae emerge from the eggs and are in the long run undergo transformation into adults. The grasshoppers are transformed to an adult stage by a process known as hemimetabolous (in which their bodies become big and their wing size increases it involves 6 stages) (Science Jrank, 2008). seek reproduce by sexual means, and usually lay eggs, although in some species (such as sharks), the young ones are promptly born. Through conjugation, the sperms from the males are introduced into the body of the female. Once the eggs get fertilized, the female my either lay them into a nest or except outgrowth of the eggs takes place in the body of the female. Besides heterosexual reproduction, a single individual may have both sex variety meat and produce sperms and eggs.They would fertilize the eggs by themselves and release the eggs that would further hatch. Another mode by which fish can reproduce is virgin birth, by which the unfertilized eggs would be released and develop into conceptuss (Lookd, 2008). Bears reproduce sexually by conjunction (which is seasonal), depending on the area in which they live. The seasonal mating is to ensure that t he young ones emerge when the conditions are favorable for survival. The male and the female mate for a few weeks and once this is done, they go their separate ways.Depending on the species of bears, the female is pregnant for about 7 to 9 months. Once the embryo is formed through fertilization of the egg by the sperm, it remains quiet for as long as 6 months without undergoing any growth or development. The embryo then matures in the uterus after getting implanted. by and by the young ones are born, the mother suckles it till the age of 3 months (MSN Encarta, 2008). References Lookd (2008). Fish Reproduction, Retrieved on October 12, 2008, from Lookd Web spot http//www. lookd. com/fish/reproduction. hypertext mark-up language MSN Encarta (2008). Bear, Retrieved on October 12, 2008, from MSN Encarta Web spot http//encarta. msn. com/encyclopedia_761572258_3/bear. html Science Jrank (2008). Grasshoppers Reproduction and Development, Retrieved on October 12, 2008, from Science Jra nk Web site http//science. jrank. org/pages/3124/Grasshoppers-Reproduction-development. html Spiritus Temporis (2008). Bacteria Reproduction, Retrieved on October 12, 2008, from Spiritus Temporis Web site http//www. spiritus-temporis. com/bacteria/reproduction. html