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Advantages/Disadvantages of Sexual & Asexual Reproduction
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What should you be able to describe at the end of the video on
sexual
and
asexual
reproduction
?
The advantages and disadvantages of sexual and asexual reproduction
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What types of
organisms
can reproduce by both sexual and asexual methods?
Organisms that can reproduce depending on the
circumstances
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Which
organisms
were mentioned as examples of
sexual reproduction
?
Mammals
and
flowering plants
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Which organisms were mentioned as examples of
asexual reproduction
?
Aphids
and certain plants
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What are the advantages of
sexual reproduction
?
Produces
variation
in offspring
Increases
survival advantage
through
natural selection
Greater chance of survival in challenging conditions
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What are the disadvantages of
sexual reproduction
?
Requires two
parents
More time and energy-consuming
Slower reproduction rate
compared
to
asexual reproduction
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What are the advantages of
asexual reproduction
?
Only one
parent
needed
More efficient in time and energy
Faster
reproduction rate
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What are the disadvantages of
asexual reproduction
?
Offspring are
genetically identical
Risk of all offspring dying if conditions become
unfavorable
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What is an example of an organism that reproduces asexually and sexually depending on the circumstances?
The
malaria
parasite
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How does the
malaria parasite
reproduce in humans and mosquitoes?
Asexually
in the human host
Sexually
in the
mosquito vector
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How do
fungi
reproduce?
Asexually by producing
spores
Sexually to produce
variation
in offspring
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How do
flowering plants
reproduce?
They can reproduce
sexually
by producing
seeds
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How does a
strawberry plant
reproduce asexually?
By sending out
runners
that develop into new plants
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How do
daffodils
reproduce
asexually
?
By
bulb division
, producing buds that form new plants
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What resource can students use for more questions on
sexual
and
asexual
reproduction
?
Revision workbook available through a provided link
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