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one disadvantage of sexual reproduction (writeout) time and energy
an ethical concern human cloning
cannot undergo mitosis because they do not have a nucleus which is necessary for mitosis bacteria
prokaryotes perform cell division fission
takes place in the reproductive cells meiosis
takes place in body cells mitosis
reproduces asexually by fission bacteria
forms of asexual reproduction budding and regeneration
more forms of asexual reproduction fission, budding, regeneration, cloning, tissue culture
fission begins in prokaryote when the DNA is copied
haploid cells are formed telephase ll
a body cell divides once
produced by a reproductive cell duuring meiosis 4 cells
produces sex cell meiosis
produces body cells mitosis
numbers of chromosomes are usually found in the sex cells of an organism haploid
Meiosis envolves ----- divisions of the nucleus and the cytoplasm, and in the ------- two, end results in 4 cells
when the cytoplasm and its contents divide cytokenisis
a child inherits chromosomes from both parents
goes through mitosis as one of the processes after fertilization embryo
each human cell has 23 pairs of chromosomes
happens in body cells mitosis
the nucleolus disappears during prophase ll
fertilization joining of two sex cells
zygote cell that forms in fertilization
eggs female sex cells
meiosis only takes place only in sex reproductive organs
sperm male sex cells
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