asexual reproduction

What is true of asexual reproduction?

• offspring are genetically identical

• offspring are identical to the parent but not to eachother

• offspring are genetically unique

• offspring are genetically identical to eachother but not to the parent

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In which situation would asexual reproduction be the most beneficial?

• In a changing environment

• In an unstable environment

• In a stable, unchanging environment

• In any environment

The type of asexual reproduction used by bacteria and protozoa (paramecium and amoeba) is

• sporulation

• budding

• vegetative propogation

• binary fission

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What type of reproduction is pictured in this photo?

• sporulation

• budding

• binary fission

• sexual reproduction

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When cells divide to make new, identical cells in an organism this is called

• mitosis

• fission

• budding

• meiosis

This picture can be best described as the process of

• mitosis

• meiosis

• budding

• binary fission

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The cells created in mitosis are called

• parent cells

• daughter cells

• identical cells

• none of the above

The form of reproduction when a starfish breaks or is cut in half, and then grows into new starfish is called

• fission

• mitosis

• regeneration

• budding

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When an environment is stable it is good to use

• asexual reproduction

• fertilization

• mitosis

• sexual reproduction

The picture best demonstrates the process of

• budding

• vegetative propagation

• binary fission

• regeneration

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