Ch. 4 Reproduction in Organisms 2022

What do you call a cell that has pairs of chromosomes?

• diploid cell

• haploid cell

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

What do you call a cell that has half the number of chromosomes?

• diploid cell

• haploid cell

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

Body cells like skin cells and liver cells are a great example of a(n)

• diploid cell

• haploid cell

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

Sex cells like sperm and egg are a great example of a(n)

• diploid cell

• haploid cell

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

This process produces sex cells (egg and sperm)

• mitosis

• haploid cell

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

Pairs of chromosomes, one from each parent are

• mitosis

• chromatids

• meiosis

• homologous chromosomes

This type of asexual reproduction involves the offspring growing on the body of the parent and will eventually pinch off to become it's own. ex. Hydra or Yeast cells

• vegetative reproduction

• fission

• budding

• cloning

A form of asexual reproduction in which offspring grow from a part of a parent plant.

• vegetative reproduction

• fission

• budding

• cloning

A form of asexual reproduction that takes place in prokaryotes and results in two genetically identical cells.

• vegetative reproduction

• fission

• budding

• cloning

This type of asexual reproduction produces genetically identical organisms in a laboratory.

• vegetative reproduction

• fission

• budding

• cloning