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Insect Sexual and Asexual Reproduction (2024)
By Katelyn Owens
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Question 1
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What is the total number of insects in group A and B at the start (Year 1)?
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Question 2
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Why are insects in
group B
different colors?
all the insects are genetically identical
the insects have different genes and variations
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Question 4
4.
Group A
started with 8 insects, in year 2 how many insects are there in group A?
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Question 9
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What is the population of
group A
at year 3?
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Question 10
10.
What is the population of
group B
at year 3?
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Question 12
12.
At year 6, how many insects are in the population for
group A?
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Question 13
13.
At year 6, how many insects are in the population for
group B?
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Question 15
15.
Which population grew the fastest?
Group A
Group B
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Question 18
18.
Which is an advantage of
asexual reproduction
?
Genetic variation. All the offspring are different
It is a fast process that makes many offsprings quickly
Question 19
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Which is an
disadvantage
of sexual reproduction?
Genetic variation. All the offspring are different
It is a fast process that makes many offsprings quickly
It is a slow process that takes time and energy
Question 3
3.
Group A is reproducing
sexually
asexually
Question 5
5.
The insects in
group B
are reproducing
sexually
asexually
Question 6
6.
In
group B
how many individuals are needed to produce an offspring?
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Question 7
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At the end of year 2, how many insects are there in the
group B
population?
Question 8
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Group B started with 8 individuals or 4 breeding pairs. How many new offspring were born during year 2?
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Question 11
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Group B
started with 12 individuals. How many new offspring were born during year 3?
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Question 14
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Group B
started with 18 breeding pairs. How many new offspring were born during year 6?
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Question 16
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Which population had the most genetic variation?
Group A
Group B
Question 17
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Which population was most affected by the disease in year 3? Explain why.
A. Group A because everyone is the same
B. Group B because everyone is the same
