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Typically Asexual, where the offspring is idenical to the parent (budding, fission) and Sexual, when offspring shares genetic material of the two parents.
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What organisms did Sutton study?
The organisms that Sutton studied are asexual andf sexual reproduction. The organisms that Sutton studied are asexual andf sexual reproduction.
A group of organisms that produce offspring like themselves?
Sexual reproduction allows for organisms to reproduce and pass on their traits.
How can organisms or groups of organisms beifit from regeneration or asexual reproduction?
Organisms or groups of organisms benefit from regeneration or asexual reproduction because it does not require a two partners. This makes it a lot faster.
Sexual reproduction patterns include the example of?
hermaphroditism
Is Binary fission the most common form of reproduction?
Binary fission is the most common type of asexual reproduction in simple organisms. Examples include organisms such as protists and bacteria.
Is it true that Sexual reproduction leads to very little variety among organisms of the same species?
No, sexual reproduction increases variety among organisms of the same species.
What type of reproduction do Osteichthyes have?
The reproduction among organisms in Osteichthyes varies greatly, but is all sexual reproduction with separate sexes.
Mitosis is the more common type of reproduction among?
Unicellular and simple multicellular organisms
Which organic function is performed by the nucleus?
The answer is reproduction, which is the natural process among organisms by which new individuals are generated and the species perpetuated.
The process by which organisms make more organisms like themselves is called?
reproduction
What can reproduce by fragmentation?
Organisms like sea stars, flatworms, and some plants can reproduce by fragmentation. When a parent organism breaks into pieces, each fragment has the ability to grow into a new individual.
Sexual reproduction?
Reproduction that requires two organisms
Explain how short and long life history patterns differ?
The definition of life-history patter is: an organism's pattern of reproduction; may be rapid or slow (short or long). Short (rapid) life-history patterns are common among organisms from changeable environments. Rapid life-history organisms have a small body size, mature quickly, reproduce early, and have a short life span. Long (short) life-history patterns are large species that live in more stable environments that usually have slow life-history patterns. Elephants, bears, whales, humans, and plants, such as trees are long lived.
Budding is a type of?
Budding is a type of reproduction in organisms. Budding is a form of asexual reproduction that happens in simple organisms.
What organisms did Sutton study?
The organisms that Sutton studied are asexual andf sexual reproduction. The organisms that Sutton studied are asexual andf sexual reproduction.
A group of organisms that produce offspring like themselves?
Sexual reproduction allows for organisms to reproduce and pass on their traits.
This is some barrier to reproduction among a species of organisms It often results in genetic change over time and the development of new species?
reproductive isolation
