Ch10 Meiosis & Cells of Reproduction (Entire Chapter)

Binary fission would be an example of...

• Sexual reproduction in prokaryotes

• Asexual reproduction in prokaryotes

• Sexual reproduction in eukaryotes

• Asexual reproduction in eukaryotes

Which of the following is NOT a form of asexual reproduction?

• Budding

• Fertilization

• Fission

• Fragmentation

What is the fundamental difference between binary fission in prokaryotes and fission in unicellular eukaryotes?

• There is no difference

• Eukaryotic fission involves the division of the nucleus

• Prokaryotic fission involves the division of the nucleus

• Eukaryotic fission involves gametes

The wave force from a recent storm broke chunks of sponge off. Some of the chunks settled in location along the reef that were suitable for growth, and they regrew the missing parts and developed into their own complete sponges.

• Fragmentation

• Budding

• Fission

• Fertilization

This would be an example of...

• Asexual Reproduction: Fragmentation

• Asexual Reproduction: Budding

• Sexual Reproduction: Fragmentation

• Sexual Reproduction: Budding

Sperm and Ova are examples of...

• Somatic Cells

• Diploid Cells

• Gametes

• Zygotes

What is the fundamental difference between gametes and somatic cells?

• Somatic cells are a living thing and gametes are not

• Somatic cells are haploid whereas gametes are diploid

• Somatic cells are diploid whereas gametes are haploid

• Somatic cells cannot lead to reproduction whereas gametes can.

When a sperm fuses with an ova

• Fertilization

• Fission

• Fusion

• Budding

The type of cell division that allows a zygote to develop into a multicellular body composed of trillions of cells.

• Mitotic Division

• Meiotic Division

• Fertilization

• Budding

The type of cell division that allows diploid organisms to produce haploid gametes.

• Mitotic Division

• Meiotic Division

• Fertilization

• Fragmentation