Chromosomes are unwinding and become enclosed in the nucleus, and the cell begins to divide
What is Telophase
100
Chromosomes before mitosis = 46. Chromosomes at end of mitosis in each cell =
What is 46?
100
Organisms, like Amoeba, reproduce this way.
What is Binary Fission?
100
The amount of offspring produced.
What is large amounts?
100
If something goes wrong with the DNA while creating offspring, such as a mutation.
What is destroy large numbers?
200
Chromosomes are lined up on the cell's equator
What is Metaphase?
200
Cells produced by Mitosis
What is 2
200
This type of asexual reproduction will create clones when the organism has a piece cut off such as a flatworm.
What is Fragmentation?
200
Because of their numbers they would get more resources than another species.
What is out-compete?
200
This is a problem when members of the same species exist within close proximity of each other.
What is Competing with each other?
300
The cell's chromosomes become visible, the nuclear membrane disappears, and the centrioles move to opposite sides of the cell
What is Prophase?
300
Times cell divides in each cell cycle
What is Once
300
This type of asexual reproduction has an outgrowth that will pinch off to make two.
What is Budding?
300
No energy is required for this.
What is to find a mate?
300
This can wipe out an entire species.
What is unfavorable conditions.
400
Chromatids are pulled apart and become individual chromosomes
What is Anaphase?
400
Nuclei if cell doesn't finish cytokinesis?
What is 2
400
These are light weight so they can be carried by wind and water to help some organisms reproduce.
What are Spores
400
after conditions change, not all the organisms die off.
What is survive?
400
Because there is no diversity, they are all clones, what would happen if a temperature sensitive organism was exposed to higher than normal temperatures?
What is being all wiped out?
500
The cell spends most of its time in this phase.
What is Interphase.
500
This is what you get when you a chromosome is pulled apart
What is Chromatid?
500
Strawberry runners are a form of this asexual reproduction.
What is Vegetative Reproduction?
500
Is a list of all 4 advantages of asexual reproduction
What is large numbers of offspring in short amount of time, do not need a mate, can out-compete other species, better chance of survival of species due to high numbers if conditions change.
500
These are all the disadvantages of asexual reproduction.
What are One mutation can destroy large numbers all, close proximity means competing with each other and unfavorable conditions can wipe out entire colonies.