Lesson 2 _ Types of reproduction

Starfish reproduces ________ by the process of ________.

• sexually,regeneration

• asexually, budding

• sexually, budding

• asexually,regeneration

Some plants, like potatoes, reproduce asexually from a part of the parent plant, we call this type of

• asexually reproduction

• 1. regeneration

• vegetative reproduction

• 1. budding

• splitting

Which of the following is NOT true about asexual reproduction?

• 1. Have several form

• 1. Passes on traits from one parent.

• 1. Offspring will have different traits than the parents.

• inherit all of their DNA from one parent

Which of the following organisms does NOT primarily reproduce asexually?

• A) bacteria
  

• B) archaea
  

• C) protists

• D) mammals

The hydra is a microscopic animal that lives in the water and reproduces asexually. New hydras form from growing on the body of its parent . This type of asexual reproduction is called...

1. r

• 1. regeneration

• 1. vegetative reproduction

• budding

Which of the following types of organisms does not produce offspring with genetic variation?

• A) humans
  

• B) dogs

• C) trees

• D) hydra

All of the following are advantages of asexual reproduction EXCEPT

• 1. the population can increase rapidly

• 1. only one parent is needed

• 1. less time and energy as you don't need a mate

• A disease is less likely to affect all the individuals in a population

All of the following are advantages of sexual reproduction EXCEPT

• 1. Produces variation in the offspring

• 1. A disease is less likely to affect all the individuals in a population

• 1. fertilization cannot take place during pregnancy.

• able to survive harsh conditions.

All of the following are disadvantages of asexual reproduction EXCEPT

• 1. does not lead to variation in a population

• 1. the population can increase rapidly

• 1. the species may only be suited to one habitat

• disease may affect all the individuals in a population

the joining of an egg cell and a sperm cell is called ........

1. n

• 1. stability

• 1. adaptation

• 1. asexual reproduction

• fertilization