Examples of an organism for type of reproduction

Reference no: EM133290366

Assignment:

Contrast asexual with sexual reproduction and give an example of an organism for each type of reproduction. Be sure to include these words in your description: mitosis and meiosis, haploid and diploid, genetic diversity, clone.

NOTE: Diploid is defined as two sets of chromosomes - full set. Cells with a nucleus and centrosomes start mitosis or meiosis with diploid chromosomes. Gametes are haploid - half a set of chromosomes. (eggs, sperms, pollen, many types of spores) Prokaryotes are haploid and use binary fission not mitosis.

Reference no: EM133290366

Questions Cloud

What are the probable genotypes of the offspring : Assume in an animal that brown is dominant over white. the mother is heterozygous brown and the father is homozygous.

Did air campaign in maimi help with improving the problem : Did Air Campaign in Maimi help with improving the problem of Pollution and Is strengthening building codes helped Mami from the hurricanes

Identifying genes associated with cancer : Some of the discoveries made using Hela cells include the development of the polio vaccine, discovering the human papillomavirus.

What about the economic implications of lacking sanitation : EVS 2542 Gateway Community College What are the public health implications or having the above? Of not having it and What about the economic implications

Examples of an organism for type of reproduction : Contrast asexual with sexual reproduction and give an example of an organism for each type of reproduction.

What do you think is the driving force : What do you think is the driving force for humans to alter and affect the different terrestrial ecosystem? Identify 3 of these and support your answer

What is the minimum number of hepatocytes : What is the minimum number of hepatocytes that you would need to be able to generate a cell mass the size of a whole human liver.

Find one organism which speaks to you : Find one organism (plant, animal, microbe) which speaks to you and share it with the group explaining what it is, where and when it lived, and why you like

What can we do to encourage more widespread change : what can we do to encourage more widespread change? You can think about this on a community, state, country, or worldwide level

User Account

All Pages