Sexual and Asexual Reproduction Flashcards

1
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What are gametes?

A

Sex cells

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2
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What are the gametes in animals?

A

Sperm and Egg

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3
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What are the gametes in plants?

A

Pollen and egg

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4
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What does sexual reproduction involve?

A

The fusion of the male and female gametes (fertilisation)

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6
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How many parents are involved in sexual reproduction?

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Two parents

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8
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The production of gametes involves [blank]

fill in the blank

A

The production of gametes involves meiosis

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9
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Asexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes

TRUE or FALSE

A

FALSE

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10
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There is no mixing of genetic material in asexual reproduction

TRUE or FALSE

A

TRUE

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11
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In asexual reproduction are the offspring genetically identical or non-identical?

A

Genetically identical

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12
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What process is the only one involved in asexual reproduction?

A

Mitosis

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13
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Describe the process of meiosis

A

1) In a cell in the reproductive organs,copies of the genetic material are made
2) The cell then divides twice to form four haploid gamete cells
3) Each of the gametes are genetically different from eachother

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14
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Why is it bad that asexual reproduction produces no variation in offspring?

A

If there is a disease or a change in the environment it will affect the entire population

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15
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How is the normal number of chromosomes restored ?

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The male and female gamtetes fuse in fetilisation to form a diploid cell

This cell then divides by mitosis, as the number of cells increases an emmbryo is formed

As the embryo develops cells differentiate

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16
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Why is it good that sexual reproduction creates variation in offspring?

A

It means that the species has a survival advantage by natural selection

17
Q

Compare sexual and asexual reproduction

PEVS

A

S needs two parents, A needs one parent

S is time and energy consuming, A is time and energy efficient

S creates variation in offspring, A produces genetically identical offspring

S is slower, A is faster and many identical offspring can be produced rapidly

ParentsEnergyVariationSpeed; PEVS