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Summary Reproduction in lower and higher animals.

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Reproduction is a biological process by which living organisms produce new individuals of their own kind. In animals, production varies greatly depending on their level of complexity. It is broadly classified into reproduction in lower animals and reproduction in higher animals.

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2.
Reproduction in lower and
Higher animal
F-enualtyts
sexually Reproducing
Reproducing animal animal
e.
g→ Hydra eog Human , mammals .




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pregnancy


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