Reproduction Prediction
(sexual, asexual, or both)
Definition:
Asexual Reproduction
the creation of offspring involving only one parent
the parent passes an identical set of its DNA to all offspring
all organisms that reproduce asexually are clones, or exact copies, of their parents
Sexual Reproduction
the creation of offspring involving two parents
both parents contribute a set of DNA that combines to create offspring
all organisms that reproduce sexually will produce unique offspring that share genetic material with the parents but are not exact copies
Which one are they?
1. Redwood tree
2. Elephant
3. Whiptail lizard
4. Parrot
5. Amoeba
6. Jellyfish
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