1.) Mitosis is the splitting of a parent cell into two daughter cells. When mitosis occurs the DNA is copied, making double the amount of chromosomes in the parents cell which will late be divided into two separate cells when the cell pinches in the middle.
Answer:
4.
Explanation:
Chromosomes are passed on to children. Each parent gives 23 chromosomes to create a full set of 46.
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<em>B. One parent organism and no egg or sperm.</em>
Explanation:
In asexual reproduction, an organism can produce offspring with no gametes involved (eggs or sperm), and does not need to undergo meiosis.
If an organism produces offspring through asexual reproduction, all of the DNA from the parent will go to the offspring. Since there is only one parent, meiosis will not occur since there is no need for genetic differentiation.
All of the organisms produced by the parent during asexual reproduction will be identical to the parent. They will have the same DNA and genetic make up.
