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Reproduction

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sexual reproduction   Two parents sharing genetic information so the offspring has a combination of traits from each parent  
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asexual reproduction   One parent producing offspring with the same DNA  
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uniform   having the same exact traits  
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diverse   having different traits  
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Fission (Binary)   Type of asexual reproduction where a single celled organism divides and splits into 2 separate organisms. You can not differentiate the original parent from the offspring  
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Budding   Type of asexual reproduction where the parent produces a smaller clone of itself (mini me) and then pops it off. The original parent cell still remains.  
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Fragmentation   An organism will break off a piece of itself and both parts regrow to become fully functioning organisms  
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Regeneration   When a lost part of an organism can regrow. Not truly asexual reproduction because a new organism is not formed.  
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Give an example of an organism undergoing fission.   Ameoba  
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Give an example of an organism undergoing budding.   Hydra  
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Give an example of an organism undergoing fragmentation.   Planarian  
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3 types of asexual reproduction   fission, budding, fragmentation  
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Advantages of asexual reproduction   Fast, many offspring in a short amount of time  
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Disadvantages of asexual reproduction   all organisms have the same DNA and traits, so the species does not tolerate changes in the environment well  
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Sperm   male sex cell in mammals- only has 1/2 the chromosomes  
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Egg   female sex cell in mammals- only has 1/2 the chromosomes  
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Zygote   cell formed when the male and female sex cell combine. Has the full number of chromosomes  
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Advantages of sexual reproduction   The organisms of the population have different traits. This gives the population as a whole a better chance to tolerate changes in the environment  
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Disadvantages of sexual reproduction   Slow. Not very many new offspring over a period of time  
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