Sexual / Asexual Reproduction

1. What is asexual reproduction?

Offspring look completely different from their parents.

Two parents create an offspring.

Offspring have a mix of genetic traits from both parents.

One parent creates an offspring~There is little change in the offspring~They look just like their parents

Asexual reproduction involves only one parent passing on genetic material to create offspring that are essentially clones of the parent.

Explanation

Asexual reproduction involves only one parent passing on genetic material to create offspring that are essentially clones of the parent.

2. What is regeneration?

Growing larger in size.

Reproducing asexually.

Making a new part of an organism.

Changing color in response to the environment.

Regeneration refers to the ability of an organism to grow back or repair a body part that has been lost or damaged.

Explanation

Regeneration refers to the ability of an organism to grow back or repair a body part that has been lost or damaged.

3. What is the process of budding in cells?

Budding occurs only in plant cells, not in animal cells.

Budding produces two cells that are identical in all aspects.

Budding is a process where a cell merges with another cell to form a larger cell.

When a cell divides and makes a "daughter cell" that breaks off of the parent.~Budding produces two cells that are different in size

Budding is a form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on another one. It involves the division of the parent cell into two unequal parts, one smaller than the other, which is the daughter cell.

Explanation

Budding is a form of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud on another one. It involves the division of the parent cell into two unequal parts, one smaller than the other, which is the daughter cell.

4. What is fission?

Two cells combine to form one larger cell.

Fission produces two cells that are the same in size.

A cell divides into two unequal sized cells.

One cell makes a copy of itself and splits from its parent.~Fission produces two cells that are the same in size.

Fission is a process where a single cell duplicates its genetic material and then divides into two equal-sized daughter cells.

Explanation

Fission is a process where a single cell duplicates its genetic material and then divides into two equal-sized daughter cells.

5. What does a runner refer to in a plant?

A horizontal stem of a plant will grow a new plant.

A protective covering for the foot, worn by athletes.

A type of exercise equipment used for cardiovascular workouts.

A person who runs competitively in races.

In the context of plants, a runner is a horizontal stem that grows off the main plant and develops into a new plant, allowing for asexual reproduction.

Explanation

In the context of plants, a runner is a horizontal stem that grows off the main plant and develops into a new plant, allowing for asexual reproduction.

6. What is mitosis?

Mitosis is the process of cell death.

Cells divide to create genetically unique offspring.

Mitosis is only applicable to plant cells.

Cells divide to make duplicates of themsleves like a cut on a hand healing.~New cells are genetically identical to the parent cells.

Mitosis is a process of cell division where one cell divides into two identical daughter cells, ensuring genetic continuity.

Explanation

Mitosis is a process of cell division where one cell divides into two identical daughter cells, ensuring genetic continuity.

7. What is sexual reproduction?

Offspring is created asexually.

Three parents create an offspring.

A single parent creates an offspring.

Two parents create an offspring.~The new organism will be similar to the parent but NOT identical.~There is greator genaetic variabilitywith the offspring.~An egg and sperm combine to form a fertilized egg to make an offspring.

Sexual reproduction involves two parents contributing genetic material to create a genetically diverse offspring.

Explanation

Sexual reproduction involves two parents contributing genetic material to create a genetically diverse offspring.

8. What is Selective Breeding?

Allowing organisms to breed naturally without any human intervention.

Cross-breeding two completely unrelated species to create a new species.

Selecting organisims with desired traits to be the parents of the next generation of that offspring.

Breeding organisms randomly without regard for traits.

Selective breeding involves intentionally choosing parents based on specific traits to produce offspring with those desired characteristics.

Explanation

Selective breeding involves intentionally choosing parents based on specific traits to produce offspring with those desired characteristics.