16. What makes sexual reproduction different from asexual reproduction? A. it produces new individual   B. it involves the union of two identical gametes   C. it produces offspring that is genetically identical with its single parent cell   D. it produces offspring which is a product of combination of genes derived from two different gametes

13. The organism divides into two or more equal parts and eventually mature female reproductive organs for into a new individual. 14. It is a process where an organism reproduces without egg cell getting fertilized 15. The general term for reproductive cells. 16. An organism that has both male and reproduction. 17. The union of sex cells to produce a new individual. by

Meiosis is a reduction division, specifically pertaining to germ cells in the process of reproduction, Which of the following human cells is 1N and haploid? Select one: O a. Type A1 Spermatogonium b. Spermatid c. Primary spermatocyte d. Germinal epithelial cell e Type B Spermatogonium

1. How many spermatids are formed from 10 spermatogonium B?  a. 20 b. 40 c. 80 d. 160 2. Oogenic growth is due to the following processes EXCEPT  a. increase in ribosomes. b. increase in mRNA transcripts. c. formation of cortical vesicles. d. formation of mitochondrial clouds. 3. The oocyte nucleus is transformed into a germinal vesicle due to the following events EXCEPT a. the formation of cortical granules. b. the formation of the lampbrush chromosomes. c. the increase in the activity of transcription factors d. the amplification of genes for ribosomal RNA synthesis.

1.Define a life cycle. 2. Explain briefly the difference between asexual and sexual reproduction. 3. What is the difference between a spore, a sperm cell and an egg cell?

12. What is the process of reproduction from both the female and male aspects.?

1. How many parents is needed in asexual reproduction? Sexual reproduction? 2. How will you describe the offspring produce from asexual reproduction?

11. What are the three types of asexual reproduction? 12. Define gamete and zygote. What number of chromosomes does each have? 13. Outline the phases of meiosis.

1-The number of CAG repeats in the Huntingtin gene can be increased in children of people with Huntington's, causing earlier onset in their children. This concept is known as? a-male meiosis b-female meiosis c-pre-mutation  d-dominat lethal e-antiicipation

Which of the following is not true regarding asexual reproduction? Select one: O a. The cells use meiosis to divide O b. It happens in both unicellular and some multicellular organisms O C The cells use mitosis to divide O d. A single individual passes along copies of all its genes to its offspring O e. The produced cells are genetically identical