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TRMS 7SC Cell Repro.
Cellular Reproduction
Question | Answer |
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If an alligator has 30 chromosomes in the body cells how many chromosomes are in the sex cells? | 15 |
If there are 6 chromosomes in the egg cell of a house fly how many chromosomes would be in the body cell? | 12 |
What is the reason meiosis takes place? | To prepare the cells for sexual reproduction ( to create the sperm and egg ). |
Are the offspring ( children ) of sexual reproduction genetically identical to the parent? | No, the are similar but not identical. |
Are the offspring of asexual reproduction genetically identical to the parent? | Yes, there is no mixing of genes to create the offspring. |
How are sex cells different than body cells? | Sex cells have 1/2 the number of chromosomes as the body cells. |
How do the number of chromosomes at the end of mitosis compare to the number of chromosomes at the end of meiosis? | The number of chromosomes at the end of meiosis are 1/2 the number of chromosomes at the end of mitosis. |
What is the process call when sex cells are formed? | Meiosis |
What does the chromosome theory state? | Genes are carried from parents to offspring on chromosomes. |
The process by which a female sex cell joins together with a male sex cell is called _________. | Fertilization |
What do you call the process by which the nucleus divides into two nuclei? (division for growth and repair) | Mitosis |
What do you call the cell created when the egg and sperm join together? | Zygote |
What do you call the female sex cells? | Egg |
What do you call the male sex cells? | Sperm |
When you have genetic information from more than one parent combine to form an organism this is known as ______. | Sexual Reproduction |
Is there a relationship between the number of chromosomes and how advanced the organism is? | No |
Chromosomes are located in which organelle of the cell? | Nucleus |
Which reproduction, sexual or asexual, results in offspring with more genetic diversity? | Sexual reproduction |
Offspring have very little genetic diversity with which type of reproduction? | Asexual |
What is budding? | Asexual reproduction where new individuals form buds on an existing individual. They break off and form new organism. |
Is fragmentation a form of asexual or sexual reproduction? | Asexual |
What is fragmentation? | Parts of an organism break off, each piece will continue to grow. |
What is binary fission? | A form of asexual repoduction where a single cell divides into 2 cells. |
Plants produce seeds in order to reproduce sexually or asexually? | Sexually |
the process of selecting parents for desired traits in the offspring | selective breeding |
another term for selective breeding | artificial selection |
Type of reproduction that involves only one parent | asexual reproduction |
Term for modifying the characteristics of an organism by manipulating its DNA | genetic engineering |