TRUE OR FALSE
Fission is where a detached part of the original organism forms a new individual.
False (-300)
It is what occurs once asexual reproduction ends.
What is an offspring/clone? (+100)
What is regeneration? (+0)
The type of organism/cell where binary fission is common.
What is prokaryote/prokaryotic? (+200)
The reason that asexual reproduction forms clones.
What is "one genetic donor"? (+300)
Regeneration is a type of @sexual reproduction.
False (+400)
The amount of DNA donors in asexual reproduction.
What is one? (-200)
The part that makes up the new individual.
What is "detached part"? (+500)
The genetic material duplicated in this process.
What is DNA? (-500)
The similarity between binary fission and regeneration.
What is asexual reproduction? (-100)
OR
What is body division? (+200)
Regeneration is where a detached part of the original organism forms a new individual.
True (+200)
Asexual reproduction is also known as this answer.
Mitosis (+400)
The most common example of regeneration.
Starfish/Sea star (+300)
The type of flatworm known for binary fission.
Planarium (-400)
The difference between regeneration and binary fission.
What is "the organisms"? (+200)
Regeneration and Fragmentation are similar (if not exact) processes.
True (-300)
This is how planaria reproduce.
What is binary fission? (+300)
Most reasonable answer = +500
Why do planaria count in binary fission?
What is "they divide into two"? (-100)
Which type of asexual reproduction is flatworm?
Which type of asexual reproduction is starfish?
Regeneration (-100)
Fission uses specialized organs for reproduction.
One of the types of asexual reproducion.
What is binary fission? (-200)
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Why do you think it is important to learn about reproduction?
Most reasonable answer = -500
BONUS!!!!!!!!!
-100
The importance of reproduction.
Answer may vary but SPECIES PROPAGATION (-500)