Reproduction Basics Introduction
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Reproduction Basics Introduction
Build the basics
Use what you know about reproduction to debug the simulator’s first claims.
- Yes. Reproduction produces offspring and helps a species continue.
- No. Reproduction only means an organism grows larger.
- No. Reproduction is the process of finding food.
- Yes, but only animals reproduce.
- Sexual reproduction usually involves the joining of sex cells; asexual reproduction involves one parent and no joining of sex cells.
- Sexual reproduction always involves one parent; asexual reproduction always involves two.
- Both types always produce genetically identical offspring.
- Asexual reproduction occurs only in plants.
Debug the examples
Classify each example as sexual or asexual reproduction, using the details given to explain your reasoning.
- 1. Bacteria split into two cells
- 2. Rabbits produce young
- 3. Potato plant grows from a tuber
- 4. Bird lays a fertilised egg
- Sexual
- Asexual
- Sexual
- Asexual
Think like a scientist
Apply the ideas to a new case and make a careful conclusion.
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