Asexual vs sexual

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Sexual reproduction

It’s where gametes (sex cells) come together and fuse to form a zygote

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Asexual

Where there are no gametes fusing but one parent cell divides to form a new genetically identical. Also divides by mitosis

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Sexual examples

Pollen and eggs (plants)

Sperm and cells (animals)

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Asexual occurs in

Plants

Some animals

Bacteria

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Sexual reproduction

Uses meiosis to make gamete and then use mitosis to grow in size after fertilisation.

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Pollination

Occurs when grains of pollen are transferred from anthers of one plant to the stigma of another plant of the same species.

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Advantages of sexual reproduction

  • genetic variation - beneficial for adaptions in changing environment

  • Increases survival skills

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Disadvantages of sexual reproduction

Slow process - requires time to find mate to produce offsprings

More energy required - for the production of gametes and making complex molecules.

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