meiosis is vital for asexual reproduction creates genetically identical offsprin
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meiosis
is vital for asexual reproduction
creates genetically identical offspring
gives the “raw material” for natural selection to work on
is vital for the earliest stages of development
A(n) _____ is a trait that increases an organism’s genetic contribution to the next generation in that particular environment, thus allowing natural selection to act
acquired trait
genotype
allele
adaptation
Which of the following is/are major influence(s) on human population growth
age distribution of the population
status and educational opportunities for women in the population
religious beliefs of the population
all of the above
Males and females differ in all of the following ways except
Secondary sex characteristics
Quantity and quality of gametes
Embryonic development before week 7
Attractants/turn ons
Explanation / Answer
ANSWER
1. Acquired Trait
An acquired trait is defined as a characteristic or trait that produces a phenotype that is a result of an environmental influence
2. All of the above
3. Quantity and quality of gametes
Male reproductive system gametes- Produce spermatozoa and transfer them to female through sexual intercourse or copulation.
Female reproductive system gametes- Produce ova; receives sperm; provides a site for fertilization, implantation, gestation, parturition; nourishes baby through mammary glands (lactation)
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