7.14 Review

The passing of physical characteristics from parent to an offspring

• Heredity

• Homozygous

• Heterozygous

• Codominance

What type of asexual reproduction is it?

• vegetative propagation

• sporulation

• budding

• binary fission

What type of asexual reproduction is it?

• budding

• regeneration

• sporulation

• binary fission

What type of asexual reproduction is it?

• budding

• regeneration

• sporulation

• binary fission

What type of asexual reproduction is it?

• vegetative propagation

• sporulation

• budding

• binary fission

The same or identical

• Asexual Reproduction

• Sexual Reproduction

• Diverse

• Uniform

Involves only one parent

• Asexual Reproduction

• Sexual Reproduction

• Diverse

• Uniform

Which is NOT an Asexual reproduction DISADVANTAGE

• No genetic variation

• Only need one parent

• Bad characteristics are passed on

• difficult for organisms to adapt

Which is NOT a Sexual reproduction DISADVANTAGE

• High genetic variation

• Can be complicated

• smaller population

• requires courtship or mating

If an organism reproduces asexually, its offspring will most likely be:

• produced as a result of fertilization
• Genetically identical to the parent
• Genetically different from each other
• Produced from specialized cells known as gametes