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Reproduction Can you guess whether the following organisms reproduce using sexual or asexual reproduction?
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Rats
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Sexual reproduction (internal)
Rats reproduce through internal sexual reproduction, which means that the egg is fertilized by the sperm inside of the female.
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Mosquitoes
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Sexual reproduction Mosquitoes feed on nectar, but female mosquitoes need the iron from your blood to produce eggs, which the male then fertilizes. Most things that produces eggs reproduce through sexual reproduction.
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hydra
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Asexual Reproduction Hydras reproduce asexually through a process called “budding.” Budding is when a small part of the parents body becomes a new individual.
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Bacteria
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Asexual reproduction Bacteria reproduce asexually.
Bacteria are all single celled, so they simply divide in half using mitosis. Movie
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Plant cuttings
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Asexual reproduction Many plants can be “shared” by cutting off pieces and replanting them somewhere else.
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Salmon
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Sexual reproduction (external)
Salmon reproduce through sexual reproduction, but fertilization occurs outside of the females body. The female deposits her eggs and the male deposits his sperm, and fertilizations occurs in the water.
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Mold
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Asexual reproduction Mold reproduces asexually by forming spores that grow into new, genetically identical mold colonies.
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sunflowers
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Sexual reproduction Almost all flowering plants reproduce sexually.
Pollen is the sperm and the egg is deep inside of the flower. Insects help pass pollen from one plant to another, but some flowers can also self-fertilize.
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Planaria
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Asexual Planaria reproduce asexually through a process called fragmentation. If a planaria is cut in half, a new one will grow from each half. Starfish can also reproduce this way.
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Potato
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Both! A potato can reproduce sexually or asexually.
So can strawberries.
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amoeba
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Asexual reproduction Amoeba reproduce asexually using mitosis.
When a single cell divided using mitosis, it is called binary fission.
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butterfly
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Sexual Reproduction Remember: If there are eggs involved, then it’s sexual reproduction
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Review: Asexual reproduction
Has only 1 parent Uses mitosis Produces offspring that are genetically identical to their parent.
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Review: Sexual reproduction
Has 2 parents Involves an egg Has males and females Uses meiosis Produces offspring that are genetically different than the parents.
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