4.6.1.1 Sexual and asexual reproduction Flashcards

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What is the difference between meiosis and mitosis?

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  • Meiosis leads to non identical cells being formed
  • Mitosis leads to identical cells being formed
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What is sexual reproduction?

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  • The fusion of male and female gametes] fertilisation
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What are the gametes in animals?

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  • Sperm and egg
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What are the gametes in flowering plants?

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  • Pollen and egg
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What does a gamete have?

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  • Only have half (23 chromosomes) of the genetic material of a normal cell (46 chromosomes)
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What happens during sexual reproduction?

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  • There is a mixing of genetic information which leads to a variety of the offspring
  • The formation of gametes involves meiosis
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What happens during asexual reproduction?

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  • Only one parent
  • No fusion of gametes
  • No mixing of genetic information
  • Leads to genetically identical clones offspring
  • Only mitosis is involved (eukaryotic organisms) prokaryotic (binary fission)
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