Asexual Reproduction

Question 1

Sea Star

Answer 1

Asexual Reproduction
Fragmentation with regeneration
Just one parent

(Also primarily use sexual Reproduction, but they can use Asexual Reproduction as well.)

Question 2

How do you know if it’s asexual reproduction?

Answer 2

Only one parent present, clones

Question 3

Strawberry Plant

Answer 3

Runners which make little clones of the parents super fast and the offspring grows along the runner

Question 4

Sponge

Answer 4

Asexual, budding

Question 5

Fragmentation with regeneration

Answer 5

the organism breaks and then regrows the parts it needs

Question 6

Budding

Answer 6

clones grow on the organism and come off when they’re fully grown

Question 7

Planaria Flatworm

Answer 7

One parent
Asexual Reproduction:
Fragmentation with regeneration

Question 8

Potato Plant

Answer 8

One parent, Tubers, asexual reproduction

Question 9

Hydra

Answer 9

Asexual Reproduction, budding

Question 10

Reproducing Sea Jelly Polyp

Answer 10

Asexual reproduction, budding

Question 11

Whipptail Lizards

Answer 11

Whiptail lizards (all female lizards, use parthenogenesis, eggs hatch females only),
Also used by Komodo dragons
EXCEPTION, NOT RULE

Question 12

Advantages of Asexual Reproduction

Answer 12

Mate not required
Less time and energy required

Question 13

disadvantages of Asexual Reproduction

Answer 13

no variation
if the enviroment changes, the species has very little chance of surviving

Question 14

Spider Plant

Answer 14

runners, asexual

Question 15

asexual reproduction

Answer 15

Reproductive process that that involves only one parent and produces offspring that are genetically identical to the parent.