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27 Cards in this Set
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List one advantage of sexual reproduction.
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Enough genetic varation.
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List one disadvantage of of sexual reproduction.
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Getting the egg and sperm together.
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Sexual reproduction
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Production of offspring when two diffrent cells combine.
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Asexual reproduction
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The production of offsprong by one parent without a sperm and an egg joining.
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Haploid
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A cell that contains one chromosome from each homologous pair.
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Diploid
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An organism that contains pairs of chromosomes that equal the chromosomes number of that organism's species.
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Egg
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A haploid reproductive cell.
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Sperm
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A haploid reproductive cell.
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Fertilization
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The fusing of the egg and sperm cell.
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Zygote
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What you get when you fuse together the egg and sperm cell.
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Testes
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Male gonads that produce sperm.
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Ovaries
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Produce haploid sex cells called eggs.
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Mitosis
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the division of the nucleus
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Meiosis
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Cut in half.
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Fission
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When bacteria reproduce asexually.
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Regeneration
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Produces new animals from pieces of an animals body.
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Homologous Chromosomes
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A pair of similar chromosomes.
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Angiosperm
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A pair of flowering seed plants.
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Metamorphosis
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Form of baody changes as the animal grows.
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Gestation
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Time between Fert and birth
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External fertilization
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when fertilization happends outside the body
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Fission. An example of what reproduces.
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E. Coli. yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
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Mitosis. An example of what reproduces
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Body cells
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Budding. An example of what reproduces
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Yeast cells.
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Regeneration. An example of what goes through.
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Sea star.
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Plant cutting. An example of what goes through.
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Cactus.
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List what goes through mitosis and meiosis. 2
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2 Dipload daughter cells,4 diffrent haploid daughter cells. Meiosis.
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