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Cell Division help?

inquirytobio

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Cell Division help?

ALL THE FOLLOWING ARE REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXCEPT
a) budding in hydra, fragmentation, and budding of yeast cells
b) meiosis, mitosis, and alternation of generations
c)parthenogenesis in honey bees and white-tailed lizards
d) geranium leaf cuttings, strawberry runners, and cut willow stems

If a mother decides to have a child when she is 45 years old, what correlation is there between her age and the development of her child?

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bullsfan94

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12 years ago

Quote from: inquirytobio (12 years ago)

If a mother decides to have a child when she is 45 years old, what correlation is there between her age and the development of her child?

Higher likihood the child will be born with a defect, like down's syndrome.

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12 years ago

Quote from: inquirytobio (12 years ago)

ALL THE FOLLOWING ARE REPRESENTATIVE EXAMPLES OF ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION EXCEPT
a) budding in hydra, fragmentation, and budding of yeast cells
b) meiosis, mitosis, and alternation of generations
c)parthenogenesis in honey bees and white-tailed lizards
d) geranium leaf cuttings, strawberry runners, and cut willow stems

The most likely answer is B

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Yoshirama

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all except B because meiosis is sexual reproduction.

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