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Unicellular organisms like yeast can reproduce asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction results in each daughter yeast cell having the exact number and copy of chromosomes. Yeast cells have 16 pairs of chromosomes. This means that the total number of chromosomes in a single yeast cell is 32. The diagram shows a yeast cell reproducing asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction via budding in a yeast cell

Unicellular organisms like yeast can reproduce asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction results in each daughter yeast cell having the exact number and copy of chromosomes. Yeast cells have 16 pairs of chromosomes. This means that the total number of chromosomes in a single yeast cell is 32. The diagram shows a yeast cell reproducing asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction via budding in a yeast cell

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Unicellular organisms like yeast can reproduce asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction results in each daughter yeast cell having the exact number and copy of chromosomes. Yeast cells have 16 pairs of chromosomes. This means that the total number of chromosomes in a single yeast cell is 32. The diagram shows a yeast cell reproducing asexually via budding. 5 Asexual reproduction via budding in a yeast cell Daughter yeast cells Parent yeast cell Bud Select the option that describes the chromosomes in the daughter yeast cells. The daughter yeast cells have 4 chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in. A the parent yeast cell. 7:20 AM A 4) 4/8/2021 P Type here to search
Transcribed Image Text:Unicellular organisms like yeast can reproduce asexually via budding. Asexual reproduction results in each daughter yeast cell having the exact number and copy of chromosomes. Yeast cells have 16 pairs of chromosomes. This means that the total number of chromosomes in a single yeast cell is 32. The diagram shows a yeast cell reproducing asexually via budding. 5 Asexual reproduction via budding in a yeast cell Daughter yeast cells Parent yeast cell Bud Select the option that describes the chromosomes in the daughter yeast cells. The daughter yeast cells have 4 chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in. A the parent yeast cell. 7:20 AM A 4) 4/8/2021 P Type here to search
Parent yeast cell Bud Select the option that describes the chromosomes in the daughter yeast cells. The daughter yeast cells have 4 chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. The daughter yeast cells have 16 chromosomes that are different from the chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in The daughter yeast cells have the parent yeast cell. The daughter yeast cells have 64 chromosomes that are different from the chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. 7:21 AM A 4) 4/8/2021 P Type here to search DALL
Transcribed Image Text:Parent yeast cell Bud Select the option that describes the chromosomes in the daughter yeast cells. The daughter yeast cells have 4 chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. The daughter yeast cells have 16 chromosomes that are different from the chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. chromosomes that are the exact copies of chromosomes present in The daughter yeast cells have the parent yeast cell. The daughter yeast cells have 64 chromosomes that are different from the chromosomes present in the parent yeast cell. 7:21 AM A 4) 4/8/2021 P Type here to search DALL
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