A) replication B) meiosis C) binary fission D) splitting in two
A) It is only half of the amount of DNA found in the parent. B) It is identical. C) It is a mix of the parent's DNA. D) It has some similarities and some differences.
A) two B) six C) one D) four
A) Traits that make them the smartest. B) Traits that make the the most attractive. C) Traits favorable for survival. D) Traits like the parents.
A) crossing over B) mutations C) mitosis D) meiosis
A) mitosis B) independent assortment C) meiosis D) crossing over
A) Prophase and anaphase mix up the DNA. B) Mitosis I and II mix up the DNA. C) Two parents contribute DNA. D) Crossing over and independent assortment mix up the DNA from the mother and father.
A) budding B) sexual C) binary fission D) asexual
A) When no mates can be found. B) When the environment is just like the one the parent lived in successfully. C) When many offspring are needed in a short amount of time. D) When the enviroment is changing and fast reproduction is needed.
A) They will have to find new ways to care for the offspring. B) They will have to learn to attract mates from other areas. C) They will have to learn to eat different foods. D) They may become extinct.
A) one B) six C) two D) four
A) The genetic diversity makes organisms respond differently to environmental changes. B) Offspring can be produced more quickly than by asexual means. C) A lot of time and energy is required for making gametes and finding mates. D) The offspring are genetically different.
A) DNA B) sexaul reproduction C) gene pool D) asexual reproduction |