What do organisms primarily consider when they reproduce?
- ATheir own preference
- BEnvironmental factors
- CSurrounding habitat
- DTheir reproductive capacity
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Define and explain the following terms:
$(a)$ Sexual reproduction vs. Asexual reproduction
$(b)$ Fission vs. Clones
$(a)$ Sexual reproduction vs. Asexual reproduction
$(b)$ Fission vs. Clones
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View SolutionThe given figure shows gametes. Select the correct option.
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View SolutionMatch the following columns:
Column $I$ Column $II$ $(1)$ Uniparental reproduction $(a)$ Sexual reproduction $(2)$ Budding $(b)$ Spongilla $(3)$ Gemmule $(c)$ Plasmodium $(4)$ Syngamy $(d)$ Gametes $(5)$ Fusion of similar gametes $(e)$ Hydra $(6)$ Biparental reproduction $(f)$ Penicillium $(7)$ Haploid $(g)$ Asexual reproduction $(8)$ Conidia $(h)$ Isogamy $(9)$ Multiple fission $(i)$ Fusion of two haploid gametes
| Column $I$ | Column $II$ |
| $(1)$ Uniparental reproduction | $(a)$ Sexual reproduction |
| $(2)$ Budding | $(b)$ Spongilla |
| $(3)$ Gemmule | $(c)$ Plasmodium |
| $(4)$ Syngamy | $(d)$ Gametes |
| $(5)$ Fusion of similar gametes | $(e)$ Hydra |
| $(6)$ Biparental reproduction | $(f)$ Penicillium |
| $(7)$ Haploid | $(g)$ Asexual reproduction |
| $(8)$ Conidia | $(h)$ Isogamy |
| $(9)$ Multiple fission | $(i)$ Fusion of two haploid gametes |
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