Sexual and Asexual Reproduction
Cards (21)
- How many pairs of chromosomes do human cells contain?
- Why does the diagram show only four pairs of chromosomes?
- In mitosis, how many identical cells are produced from one cell?
- What are cells called where the chromosomes are not paired?
- In humans, what are the two types of gametes?
- Are sperm cells larger or smaller than egg cells?
- How many single chromosomes do human sperm and egg cells contain?
- What type of cell division makes gametes?
- How does meiosis differ from mitosis in terms of the cells produced?
- Besides animals, in what other organisms does meiosis take place?
- In flowering plants, what are the gametes called?
- What type of reproduction do both animals and flowering plants carry out?
- What is the fusion of male and female gametes called?
- What happens to genetic information during sexual reproduction?
- Why does variation occur in offspring from sexual reproduction?
- In asexual reproduction, how many parents are there?
- Why does asexual reproduction not involve gametes?
- What happens to genetic information during asexual reproduction?
- What are the offspring in asexual reproduction called?
- Which type of cell division does asexual reproduction involve?
- Are offspring plants genetically identical or different to the parent in asexual reproduction?