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Sexual & Asexual Reproduction

Sexual Reproduction 2 parent cells join together (egg + sperm) Offspring are different from both parents 50% DNA from Mom; 50% DNA from Dad Advantages: Creates diversity! Disadvantages: Takes a long time Have to find a mate Takes a lot of energy

Examples Plants that pollinate Birds Humans

Asexual Reproduction Only one parent! Offspring are identical copies of the parent DNA is 100% identical! Advantages: Create offspring quickly Doesn’t require a lot of energy or time. Disadvantages: No diversity

Examples of Asexual Reproduction Plants that grow from cuttings Bacteria Star Fish