U2M1L2 Types of Reproduction

What type of reproduction is shown in the image?

• sexual reproduction

• budding

• regeneration

• vegetative reproduction

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What type of reproduction is happening in the image?

• sexual

• budding

• regeneration

• vegetative reproduction

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What type of reproduction is happening in the image?

• sexual

• budding

• regeneration

• vegetative reproduction

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Identify each statement as an advantage or disadvantage of asexual or sexual reproduction. Place each item in the correct category

Groups:

(a) Asexual Reproduction Disadvantage

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(b) Asexual Reproduction Advantage

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(c) Sexual Reproduction Disadvantage

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(d) Sexual Reproduction Advantage

• little genetic variation

• takes time and energy

• genetic variation

• Reproduce quickly without a mate

• resistant to diseases

• rapidly produce a large number of offspring

• pass on harmful genetic mutations

• finding a mate can put you in harms way

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Asexual reproduction involves two parent organisms.

• True

• False

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Sexual reproduction happens when the ​ (a)   ​ material from two different sex cells combine.

• genetic
• organic
• molecular
• physical
• biochemical
• cellular
• environmental

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In ______ , an offspring grows from a piece of its parent.

• fission

• budding

• regeneration

• sexual reproduction

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In sexual reproduction, offspring inherit twice the DNA of each parent.

• True

• False

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A specific form or variation of a gene is called an allele. In roses, one allele is called “everblooming” (e) because this allele causes plants to bloom at a younger age and for longer periods than plants found in the wild. Many modern rose breeds have two copies of the “everblooming” allele, while wild roses have two copies of the dominant “wild” allele (E). a. How would you complete the correct outcomes in the Punnett square below to show how two parent rose plants, each with one dominant allele and one recessive allele for blooming, can produce an offspring plant with the characteristics of the “everblooming” allele?

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Place the organsims into the correct category based on how they are able to reproduce.

Groups:

(a) Sexual Reproduction

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(b) Asexual Reproduction

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(c) Both Sexual and Asexual Reproduction

• yeast

• frog

• amoeba

• redwood tree

• cactus

• Salmonella bacteria

• strawberry

• sunflower

• cat

• potato

• salmon

• daffodil

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