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Biology Questions from Dec 29,2024

Browse the Biology Q&A Archive for Dec 29,2024, featuring a collection of homework questions and answers from this day. Find detailed solutions to enhance your understanding.

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Lespon Iwo 15. A colony of yeast funges may be formed as a rewalt of a spore propagation. or mitosis. c. rezpmeration d. beinary fitsione. (15. The type of asenal reprodoction that occurs in maitroom frus and some algae. is the \( \qquad \) - regent ralion. b. spore propagation. s. budding. d. vegristive reprobuction 17. Starfish reprodoces asexually by \( \qquad \) b. binary fission. 18. If the chromosomal mumber in a cell of starlith is ( 2 N\( ) \). When if regeoersas the number of chromosomes in each of the resulied cells is a. N b 2 N 19. Suarfich d. haploid nomber. a.bod. b. zygole. c. sporangium. d. central bise. 20. Bread mould fungus reproduces asexually by \( \qquad \) Af ane 828\%s a bodding. b. spore propagation. c. binary fission. d. repeneration. 21. Aserual reprodaction in bread mould fungus, occurs by producing \( \qquad \) a. spores. b. sperms. c. gametes. d. ova. 22. The reproduc tion by spores occurs in this living organisms, ex cept \( \qquad \) A Find lina 20161 a. amoeba. b. bread mould fungus. c. mushroom fungus. d. mushroom and bread mould fungi. 23. In the vegetasive reproduction, the produced individuals are similar to their \( \qquad \) a. parent individual. b. both parents. c. zygore. d. sporangium. 24. Spores are formed in some fungi inside a structure called \( \qquad \) a. bud. b. zygote. c. sporangium. d. central disc. 25. The vegetative reproduction occurs in plants without the need of \( \qquad \) a. sterns. b seeds. c. leaves. d. roots. 26. The process by which the living organsim produces new individuals with genetic properties similar (identical) to the parent individual, is called \( \qquad \) a. sexual reproduction. b. asexual reproduction. c. fertilization. d. meiosis 27. It is possible to produce new plants identical to the parent plant by \( \qquad \) a. forming gametes. 1. fertilization. c. budding. d. tissue culture. 28. Sexual reproduction occurs in \( \qquad \) a. unicellular organisms. b. higher plants and animals. c. amoeba. d. single-celled organisms. 1. Choose the correct answer: Reverime 1. Through reproduction process. \( \qquad \) a penetic traits b. organs transfer from parents to their offspring. 2. reproduction mostly occurs in single-celled living organisms. c. gametes a Sexual h Asexual c. Mirotic d. Meiotic 4. Bacteria reproduce by \( \qquad \) 3 budding. b. sporogony. c. regeneration. d. binary fission. 5. Binary Cission, budding, spore propagation and regeneration depend on \( \qquad \) 4 mitnsis. h meiosis. - fertilization. d. sperms. - 6. The binary fission of asexual reproduction occurs in raibrewar an - mammals. b euglena. repules. d flowering plants. - 7 Asexual reproduction occurs in yeast fungus by \( \qquad \) IC itim, New Viflery 201 - sporogony. h budding. - binary fission. 1) regeneration. - 8. Amerha reproduce by binary fission. 1. gametes formation. c. regeneration. d. budding. - 9. The reproduction by budding occurs in unicellular living organisms such as \( \qquad \) mushroom funçus. of bread mould fungus. yeast fungus. \( d \) hydra. (Lever 3 (16. The parent individual disappears when the reproduction covors in the \( \qquad \) - bacteria. 1. yeast fun zus - bread mould fungus. d mushroam fungus. - 11. The patental individual disappears during reproduction by spurogony. h regeneration. c. binary fiscion d. budding. (Achae) 2019 / Finem - 12. Asexual reproduction in hydra occurs by \( \qquad \) - regeneration. + budding. c. spore formation. d. sporogony. - 13. The ability of some animals to compensate their missing parts is called \( \qquad \) - budding. b. sporogony. - sexual reproduction. d regeneration. - 14. The unicellular protozoans such as amoeba and paramecium reproduce by. \( \qquad \) . binary fission. I budding. c. regeneration. d sporogony. Trace, the relationship between biological and cultural evolution of thatmankind.
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