8.1.5.2 Types of Reproduction

In __ reproduction, there is only one parent organism.

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In __ reproduction, there are two parent organisms.

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Which is/are true about asexual reproduction?

• all DNA is inherited from one parent

• DNA is inherited from two parents

• offspring is genetically identical to parent

• offspring have genetic variation

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Place each organism in the correct category:

Groups:

(a) reproduce sexually

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(b) reproduce asexually

• starfish

• potato

• rabbit
• strawberry

• frog
• fish
• dog
• turtle
• bird
• human
• bread mold

• hydra

• planaria

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Match the following

• regeneration

• offspring grow from part of a plant

• DNA

• offspring grows from a piece of the parent

• vegetative reproduction

• offspring grows on the body of its parent

• reproduction

• process by which living things create new living things

• budding

• genetic material

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Match the following

• gametes

• sex cells

• fertilization

• female sex cell

• egg

• egg and sperm unite

• sperm

• male sex cell

• zygote

• cell formed when egg and sperm unite

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Where do sperm cells form?

• testis

• ovaries

• uterus

• scrotum

Where do egg cells form?

• testis

• ovaries

• uterus

• scrotum

What are the advantages of asexual reproduction?

• don't have to search for a mate

• offspring are genetically identical to the parent

• can often produce a large number of offspring at a time

• offspring are genetically diverse

• pregnancy often lasts a long time

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What is/are the advantage(s) of sexual reproduction?

• don't have to search for a mate

• offspring are genetically identical to the parent

• can often produce a large number of offspring at a time

• offspring are genetically diverse

• pregnancy often lasts a long time

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