| A | B |
| cell cycle | process where cell grows, divides and copies itself |
| eukaryotic | cells with a nucleus |
| prokaryotic | cells without a nucleus |
| chromosome | structure in the nucleus that contains hereditary material |
| dna | hereditary material |
| chromatids | formed from the duplication of the chromosome |
| binary fission | organsims split into two-asexual |
| interphase | where eukaryotic cell spends most of its time |
| prophase | chromatids are fully visible under microscope |
| telophase | spindle fibers start to disappear |
| female | XX |
| male | XY |
| asexual reproduction | doesn't require egg and sperm |
| sexual reproduction | joining of egg and sperm |
| budding | new duplicate plant or animal is formed at the side of the parent and enlarges until the organism is created |
| regeneration | ability to restore lost or damaged tissue, organs or limbs |
| binary fission | becoming 2 by the division of the complete organism |
| egg | formed in female reproductive organs |
| sperm | formed in the male reproductive organs |
| zygote | fertiliztion of the egg and sperm |