A mode of reproduction by which an organism arises from a single organism and inherit the identical genes of that parent

Which of these statements about asexual reproduction is false?

When an offspring grows off from the body of a parent organism it is called __________________.

A mode of reproduction in which an organism arises from two organisms and inherits half of its DNA from each parent

____________________ occurs when a male gamete (sperm) combines with a female gamete (egg).

How many parents are required for sexual reproduction?

What are the advantages of sexual reproduction? Choose all that apply.

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A scientist is observing a new species of organism. She observes that from generation to generation many of the organisms’ offspring have adaptations that their parents did not have. This organism is most likely reproducing through __________.

If a sexually reproducing organism has 20 chromosomes in its body cells, how many chromosomes did it inherit from each parent?

Which is the best example of sexual reproduction?

The Monarch butterfly mates in the spring just before it migrates north. The male transfers a capsule filled with sperm and food. The female butterfly flies north then lays her eggs on milkweed plants. The leaves of the milkweed plant nourish her newly hatched larvae. Which reproductive strategy does the monarch butterfly exhibit?

The whiptail lizard is an all-female species and is able to reproduce without a male to fertilize her eggs through a process called parthenogenesis. After a false mating , the female will lay eggs. The daughters are genetically identical to their mom. What type of reproduction?

The sea horse is unique among fish: it mates for life with the same partner. It is the dad who gets pregnant. The female deposits her eggs in the male's pouch which are then fertilized.( The pouch is an external structure that grows on the body of the male) What type of reproduction?

The garden strawberry plant grows modified stems, called runners. Along the runners, tiny new strawberry plants take root. Each new plant is identical to the parent. Insect pollinators also visit strawberry flowers. Pollen from one flower join the eggs of another to form seeds that cover the strawberry fruit. What type of reproduction?

The common earthworm has both male and female reproductive parts. To reproduce, two worms come together to exchange sperm. each worm deposits its own eggs and the donated sperm into a gooey cocoon that if leaves in the soil. Baby worms emerge a few weeks later. What type of reproduction?

Pollen grains produced by a flower are carried by a be to the stigma of another flower. What type of reproduction

A stem is cut from a plant and grows its own roots and leaves. A process called vegetative propagation (cutting)

What type of reproduction?

While fishing the fisherman cuts an earthworm in half. The head of the earthworm lives and the tail decays. What type of reproduction?

A female salmon lays eggs on a stream bed (spawn) to be fertilized by the male.

A male cockroach deposits a sperm sack inside the female cockroach. The sack fertilizes several batches of eggs. What type of reproduction?

Offspring are produced by growing out of the parent through a process called budding. The DNA are 100% the same.

An amoeba divides itself into two cells.

What type of reproduction?