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Reproduction of Organisms

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  • BB is this homozygous or heterozygous?
    homozygous
  • study of how traits are passed from parents to offspring
    genetics
  • Bb is this homozygous or heterozygous?
    heterozygous
  • Seedless plants come from _______
    spores
  • In sexual reproduction the offspring are _____ the parents.
    similar to
  • plants response to gravity
    gravitropism
  • _______ pass genes to their offpsring
    Parents
  • offsprings grows from a piece of its parent
    regeneration
  • asexual reproduction where an organism forms on its parent
    budding
  • The pistil is the ______ reproductive organ in a plant.
    female
  • Is Bb heterozygous or homozygous?
    heterozygous
  • Pheromones are the ______ that can be produced by males or females.
    chemicals
  • How do mammals produce?
    sexually
  • Budding and regeneration are an example of ___ reproduction.
    asexual
  • how a trait appears ex. eye color
    phenotype
  • genetic variation exists in all organisms that reproduce ______________.
    sexually
  • when pollen grains land on female plant structure of the same species
    pollination
  • plants response to touch
    thigmotropism
  • behavior that is inherited
    innate
  • Which gene is going to most likely show? dominant or recessive
    dominant
  • is Bb dominant or recessive?
    dominant
  • A hydra does not produce offspring with any genetic _____________.
    Variation
  • behavior thats developed through experience or practice
    learned
  • Parents pass traits down through there ______________ cells
    reproductive
  • An animal behavior that directly affects plant reproduction?
    Squirrel burying nuts.
  • One of the ways seeds can be transported
    wind,water, animals
  • the 2 alleles controlling the phenotype of a trait ex BB
    genotype
  • What would the genotype "bb" mean?
    homozygous recessive
  • What would the genotype "BB" mean?
    homozygous dominant
  • growth of a plant towards or away from light
    phototropism
  • shows phenotypes of genetically related family members
    pedigree
  • Why do cats have babies that are different colors?
    genetic variation.