Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
Vocabulary
Which type?
100

The number of parent organisms required for asexual reproduction.

What is 1?

100

With sexual reproduction, offspring are genetically ____ than the parents.

What is different?

100

A new organism created by one or more parents.

What is an offspring?

100

A new tree grows from the roots of a parent tree. 

What is asexual reproduction?

200

With asexual reproduction, offspring are genetically ____ to the parents.

What is identical?

200

The number of parent organisms required for sexual reproduction.

What is 2?

200

To be varied or different

What is variation?

200

A starfish loses part of its body, which eventually grows into a new starfish.

What is regeneration?

300

An advantage of asexual reproduction is...

What is...

- only one parent necessary

- faster process that is more time & energy efficient

- population grows rapidly

300

An advantage of sexual reproduction is...

What is...

- genetic variation in the population 

- more easily adapt to changing environmental conditions

- "speeds up" evolution

300

A short section of DNA that has instructions that determine your traits.

What is a gene?

300

A hydra forms a bud on its body, that eventually breaks away as a clone of the parent.

What is budding? 

400

A disadvantage of asexual reproduction is...

What is...

- lack of genetic variation

- mutations can easily occur

400

A disadvantage of sexual reproduction is...

What is...

- population growth is slow

- takes a lot of time and energy to find a mate

400

The characteristics that are passed down from parent to offspring.

What are inherited traits?

400

What are the two ways to tell if offspring was produced through asexual or sexual reproduction?

If the offspring have genetic variations, then they reproduced sexually.

If the offspring have only one parent, then they reproduced asexually. 

500

The conditions of the ocean change (temperature and pH). Species in the lake include sexually reproducing fish, jellyfish that reproduce by budding, and sponges that reproduce by regeneration. Which will most likely survive changing ocean conditions?

What is the sexually reproducing jellyfish?

500

There is ____ ____ in a population that reproduces sexually.

What is genetic variation?

500

DNA stands for...

What is deoxyribonucleic acid?

500

A hammerhead shark is alone in an aquarium but somehow produces a baby shark. 

What is asexual reproduction?