Asked by Lela
Match the forms of asexual reproduction in the column on the left with the description in the column on the right. (2 points)
[Use ALL choices]
mitosis
binary fission
fragmentation
budding
The purpose is for the growth and development of worn-out cells.
An outgrowth of a part of a cell or body from an organism can lead to the development of a new organism.
The parent organism can be divided into many pieces and each piece can develop into a new organism.
An organism duplicates its genetic material, divides and creates two new organisms.
[Use ALL choices]
mitosis
binary fission
fragmentation
budding
The purpose is for the growth and development of worn-out cells.
An outgrowth of a part of a cell or body from an organism can lead to the development of a new organism.
The parent organism can be divided into many pieces and each piece can develop into a new organism.
An organism duplicates its genetic material, divides and creates two new organisms.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
Here are the matches for the forms of asexual reproduction with their descriptions:
1. **mitosis** - The purpose is for the growth and development of worn-out cells.
2. **budding** - An outgrowth of a part of a cell or body from an organism can lead to the development of a new organism.
3. **fragmentation** - The parent organism can be divided into many pieces and each piece can develop into a new organism.
4. **binary fission** - An organism duplicates its genetic material, divides and creates two new organisms.
1. **mitosis** - The purpose is for the growth and development of worn-out cells.
2. **budding** - An outgrowth of a part of a cell or body from an organism can lead to the development of a new organism.
3. **fragmentation** - The parent organism can be divided into many pieces and each piece can develop into a new organism.
4. **binary fission** - An organism duplicates its genetic material, divides and creates two new organisms.