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What would happen if gametes were not haploid?
A. If gametes were not haploid, the offspring would have half the number of
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Gwen
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what is the differnts between asexual and sexual reproduction
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emma
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plants that have reproductive structures called cones are
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Erica McDonnell
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The gestation period of humans(266 days) is_________ percent longer than the gestation period of grizzly bears (220 days).
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Anonymous
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Which option describes a situation when asexual reproduction would be more advantageous to an organism?
stable conditions, where
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Rose
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Which combination of sex chromosomes results in a male human being?
1 XX 2 YY 3 XY 4 either XX or YY is it a?
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Devyn
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Here’s the first one
Which statement is most supportive of the claim that genetic diversity is an advantage of sexual
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Plz help
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Which process would lead to offspring with the exact same genetic information as the parent? (1 point)
A bacterium splitting in
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CoolBlueTurtles
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Bacteria can reproduce through asexual or sexual reproduction. Environmental conditions for a particular bacteria species are
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Gwen
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explain what would happen if sperm and egg cells were accidentally diploid.
If the gametes were not haploid, then the fertilized
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mike
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1.)After an egg is fertilized, it begins to
A.)Travel toward the ovary B.)Produce estrogen C.)Break down D.)Divide Is it D?
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Canary
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Mushrooms produce a tremendous number of spores. However, very few spores go on to establish a
new mushroom colony. A "colony" is
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C
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How are sperm cells specialized to carry out their functions in penetration and fertilization of an egg? Explain with the help
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pam
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Why is mitosis an important life process?
My Answer: The reason why mitosis is an important to life process is because it
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Laruen
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Each female of a certain species of fish lays 100 eggs each fall and then dies. If only 30% of these eggs mature to become
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Jay
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1. In which form of reproduction will pieces of the parent develop into identical copies of the parent?
Fragmentation 2. Many
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Kira Fortuna
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Mutations during which of the following processes in animals will affect offspring of succeeding generations?
A Meiosis B.
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J
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What is a gamete?
a cell used for reproduction that contains the diploid number of chromosomes a cell used to protect the
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Rose
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What are the male and female reproductive parts of a flower
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Which is one advantage of sexual reproduction?
A. More offspring are produced ** B. More offspring survive to maturity C. The
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GoldenSparkleGirl
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PISTILS AND STAMENS REACH MATURITY AT DIFFERENT TIMES, WHY WOULD THIS BE AN ADVANTAGE TO THE PLANT?
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SOPHIA
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What are the male and female reproductive parts of a flower? (1 point)
Responses the ovule and the stigma the ovule and the
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asdasdasd asdasdasd
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Why is only one egg produced during oogenesis while four sperm are produced during the parallel process of spermatogenesis?
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Rebecca
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The Smiths have four children, all girls but the fifth child is a boy. Why did this change occur?
a) the law of averages finally
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Barbie
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what is the role of malic acid in the reproduction of fern plant
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Elsa
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In which type of reproduction do offspring form on the surface of the parent
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Rachael
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Why is it important for Gametes to be haploid?
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Alex
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What is the term for cells used for reproduction that contain the haploid number of chromosomes?
parent cells somatic cells
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Rose
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Why do cells used in sexual reproduction need to have fewer chromosomes?
to increase diversity by creating new chromosomes from
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Rose
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i need some help on this question
the new cell that is formed from fertilization is called a(n) a) ovum b) blastocyst c) zygote
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connexus student
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Why is the sporophyte referred as semi parasite
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Mapaseka
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what is a blastocyst
-a solid mass of about one thousand cells -a two-celled developing structure -a zygote covering to prevent
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roseee
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Explain how sexual reproduction increases genetic diversity in many species of plants and animals, make sure to include the
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Courtney
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Gametes are hiploid cells.What do you think would happen if the gametes forming a zygote are diploid.
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umair
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Why does humans on this planet Earth have to mate?
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Explain the differences between internal and external fertilization and the advantages
and disadvantages of each reproductive
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JDog
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In organisms that reproduce sexually, ________ are the sex cells that carry the genetic information from each parent.
diploid
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Anonymous
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After pollination occur in plants male and female sex cells come together to produce offsprings (babies) this process is called
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Semelparous organisms breed only once during their lifetime. Examples of this type of reproduction strategy can be found with
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Ian
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1. The process in which the chromosomes in sex cells are reproduced by half is called _____________.
2. A white mouse is crossed
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dani
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Is this correct?
2 examples of reproduction is a starfish and a rose bush....
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Anonymous
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explain how chromosome behaviour during sexual reproduction in animals ensures perpetuation of parental traits in offspring and,
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jiskha1
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which of the following is not a method of asexual reproduction ?
a) regeneration b) vegetative propagation c) budding d) meiosis
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victoria
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How might sexual reproduction decrease an organisms chance of survival?
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Steve
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JANUARY 2009.
This graph represents hormons and events in the 1.process of fetal growth and development. 2.process of meiotic
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tania sharmin
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what is the meaning of fertilization?
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hannah
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Compare and contrast fertilization in the mouse and the sea urchin – how they similar and how do they differ (and why?). Think
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melody
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There are five characteristics that all living things share. Fill in the missing characteristic of life:(1 point)
All living
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sus
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how long does the hen incubate her egg
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AOL
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Plant and animal/insects work in hand in the process of both pollination and fertilization. In 3-5 sentences give a brief
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