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What is Mitosis?
The cell division process, in which the nucleus divides to form two identical nuclei...
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What is budding?
A type of reproduction where the offspring has the same nucleus but uneven cytoplasm. There is a buldge ready to break away
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What is Anaphase?
The cycle where the chromosomes are pulled apart and turn into chromatids
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What is a clone?
The identical copy of an asexual organism...
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Reproduction is usually quickest
An Advantage of Asexual Reproduction... (Hint: Think about time)
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What is a Chromosome?
The "X" structure found in the nucleus that contains the heredity material...
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What is vegetative propagation?
A type of reproduction where the cut of a leaf can be used to grow a plant.
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What is Prophase?
The phase where there are now a duplicated pair of centrioles and spindle fibers
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(2) asexual reproduction, with genetically identical offspring
Bacteria duplicates through binary fission. Binary fission is described as:
1) sexual reproduction, with genetically identical offspring (2) asexual reproduction, with genetically identical offspring (3) sexual reproduction, with genetically different o |
(2) Cell Division
How do broken bones heal?
(1) adaptation (2) cell division (3) mutation (4) chemical digestion |
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What is Asexual Reproduction?
The type of reproduction where the offspring born is produced from one parent...
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What is regeneration?
A type of reproduction where an organism may have its limbs cut and can regrow them.
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What is Metaphase?
The phase of Mitosis, where the cell's chromosomes line up at the equator or the middle...
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What are Budding, Binary Fission, Spores, Vegetative Reproduction and Regenreration?
These are the five main types of asexual reproduction...
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Reproduction of unwanted offspring may spread like a virus
A Disadvantage of Asexual Reproduction...
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What is DNA?
The blueprint containing an organism's genetic information on he or she will look like
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What is a Spore?
A type of reproduction where small speckles found on a leaf can fall off and grow from the ground.
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What is Telophase?
The phase of Mitosis, where the cytoplasm is pinched in the middle of the cell and chromosomes are moving at opposite ends of the cell...
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Organism -> Organ System -> Organ -> Tissue -> Cell
The sequence that represents the 5 CORRECT levels of organization from largest to smallest
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(2) Leaves with tiny plants fall and grow into new plants
One example of asexual reproduction is:
(1) Organisms becoming extinct. (2) Leaves with tiny plants fall and grow into new plants. (3) Organisms compete for food. (4) Metamorphosis over time. |
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What is Metaphase?
In this phase, you no longer see the nuclear membrane in the cell.
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What is Binary Fission?
A type of reproduction where bacteria cells reproduce identical daughter cells; same nucleus, same cytoplasm
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What is Interphase?
This phase is considered the "resting" phase...
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What is Prophase?
The phase of Mitosis, where the nuclear membrane begins to dissolve and chromosomes become visible...
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(4) Cell Division
A plant forms new tissue at the tips of its roots and stems. This new tissue growth is a direct result of
(1) circulation (3) cellular respiration (2) coordination (4) cell division |
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