
Asexual Reproduction
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Nancy Flory
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Cell Growth, Asexual and Sexual
Reproduction
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Multiple Choice
Asexual Reproduction means
1 parent all offspring have the same DNA
1 parent all offspring have different DNA
2 parents all offspring have same DNA
2 parents all offspring have different DNA
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Asexual Reproduction
Process in which 1 organism produces others of
its same kind (ex. Bacteria and plants)
– New organism is produced from only 1 organism
– Hereditary information is identical to parent
• Clones and twins also have the same DNA
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Asexual Reproduction
• Budding
• Plants-many types
• Binary Fission
• Fragmentation
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Multiple Choice
Which is not a type of asexual reproduction?
fragmentation
budding
fertilization
binary fission
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Sexual Reproduction
• Requires two sex cells (sperm, egg) fused
together
• New organism w/ a mixture of traits from both
parent
• Unique individual
Animals > egg and sperm
Plants > egg and pollen
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Multiple Choice
What type of asexual reproduction is occurring is this picture?
budding
fragmentation
binary fission
Vegetative propagation
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Asexual Advantages/Disadvantages
Disadvantages
•Unfavorable conditions-
lack of diversity and don’t
fit organisms needs
Advantages
▪Produce many offspring in short
period
▪ Don’t need to find a mate
▪ In stable environments,
genetically identical offspring
thrive.
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Dropdown
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Sexual Advantages/Disadvantages
Advantages
• Genetic diversity means
species will survive in
changing environments
Disadvantages
• Need to find a mate
• Fewer offspring
• Growth/development
takes longer
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Multiple Choice
What type of asexual reproduction is pictured?
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
fragmentation
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Multiple Choice
What type of asexual reproduction is pictured
binary fission
budding
vegetative propagation
fragmentation
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Yeast
• Uses both forms of reproduction
• Asexually most of the time
• Under certain conditions they sexually
reproduce
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Why is more genetic diversity an advantage for a species?
Cell Growth, Asexual and Sexual
Reproduction
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