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san4es73 [151]
3 years ago
10

What name is given to this process? A cycle consisting of 3 steps. In the lower left is a single hydra, labeled 1. At the top is

the single hydra with a small hydra budding off of it, labeled 2. In the lower right are two individual hydra, labeled 3. The cycle continues back to step 1. What name is given to this process? A cycle consisting of 3 steps. In the lower left is a single hydra, labeled 1. At the top is the single hydra with a small hydra budding off of it, labeled 2. In the lower right are two individual hydra, labeled 3. The cycle continues back to step 1. gametogenesis fertilization meiosis sexual reproduction asexual reproduction Request Answer Part B Gametes are produced by _____. Gametes are produced by _____. meiosis the cell cycle fertilization asexual reproduction mitosis
Biology
1 answer:
Montano1993 [528]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

The answer of part A is asexual reproduction and the answer is part B is meiosis.

Explanation:

A kind of reproduction by which emergence of offspring takes place from a solitary parent, and receive the genes of that parent only is known as asexual reproduction. In the process, the combination of gametes does not take place, and at the same time the chromosomes number almost never changes, that is, it remains the same.  

Gametes are produced by a kind of cell division known as meiosis. This two-step division procedure generates four daughter cells, which are haploid. The haploid cells comprise only one set of chromosomes. When the fusion of male and female gamete takes place the process is known as fertilization, which further gives rise to a zygote.  

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