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asexual and sexual reproduction

asexual and sexual reproduction

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6th Grade

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MS-LS3-2, HS-LS3-1

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Nora Holihan

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14 Slides • 6 Questions

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asexual and sexual reproduction

SC.7.L.16.3

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Multiple Choice

Do prokaryotic cells go through mitosis?

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yes

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no

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sometimes

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Multiple Choice

What is the genetic makeup of the offspring of asexual reproduction?

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Genetically identical to parent

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Genetically different from parent

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Genetically different from grandparent

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Multiple Choice

What type of asexual reproduction involves part of the organism breaking off?

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binary fission

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budding

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fragmentation

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parthenogenesis

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Multiple Choice

In humans, how many chromosomes do offspring receive from each parent?

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23 chromosomes from each parent

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46 chromosomes from each parent

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92 chromosomes from each parent

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Multiple Select

What are some advantages of asexual reproduction? check all that apply

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more offspring

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faster reproduction

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No need for a partner

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all offspring can reproduce

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genetic variation in offspring

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Multiple Choice

Fill in the blank: After ___________ the zygote develops into a larger offspring.

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sexual reproduction

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budding

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fertilization

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binary fission

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asexual and sexual reproduction

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