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11.1 Terminology - Holt Biology

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asexual reproductionOne parent --> two offspring Each offspring genetically identical to its parent
autosomesDo not determine the sex of an individual Chromosome pairs 1-22
binary fissionProkaryotes(Bacteria) (one cell becomes two)
buddingnew individuals splits off from existing ones.
chromosomeHas thousands of genes Determine how an organism develops and functions
diploid cellFound in Somatic cells Two sets of chromosomes Written as 2n Humans 2n = 46
fertilizationEgg & sperm cell combine Forms a zygote
fragmentationStarfish or sponge - can regrow missing parts or parts break off and grow into a new organism
gameteComes from a “germ” cell in ovaries or testes Reproductive cell (egg or sperm) Contains ½ of the chromosomes of a parent cell
haploid cellGamete cells One set of chromosomes Written as n Humans n=23
homologous chromosomesSimilar in size, in shape, and in kinds of genes One of the two parents May carry different forms of genes
parthenogenesisfemale makes a viable egg that grows into an adult without being fertilized by a male (water flea)
sex chromosomesDetermines the sex of an individual. X and Y chromosomes. Male – XY Female - XX
sexual reproductionTwo parents  one offspring Offspring are genetically different from parents.
somatic cellsNon reproductive cells Ex- skin, nerve, muscle, etc.

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