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describe sexual reproduction
two
parents with
fertilisation
- fusing of male and female
gametes
- to produce genetically
different
offspring
give advantages of sexual reproductions
variation
- less likely to be
wiped out
and more likely to
adapt
give disadvantages of sexual reproduction
two
parents needed
energy
and
time
consuming
describe asexual reproduction
one
parent with no
fertilisation
producing genetically
identical
offspring
give advantages of asexual reproduction
one
parent needed
more
time
and
energy
efficient
quicker
give disadvantages of asexual reproduction
no
variation
- more likely to be
wiped out
and less likely to
adapt
describe meiosis
form of cell
division
to produce
gametes
(
haploid
cells )
describe process of meiosis
dna
duplicated
chromosomes
pulled
apart to opposite poles
arms of chromosome
pulled
apart to opposite poles
produce
four
genetically
different gametes
give number of chromosomes in ordinary cell
46
-
23
pairs
give female sex chromosomes
xx
give male
sex chromosomes
xy