Match the statement with the group – animals, plants, fungi, or a combination.Mitosis forms sporesAnswer 1- Choose...(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only) - same options for all bellow......Zygote undergoes mitosisAnswer 2Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Haploid dominantAnswer 3Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Meiosis forms gametesAnswer 4Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Diploid dominantAnswer 5 Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only) Answer 6Choose...(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Alternation of generationsAnswer 7Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Zygote undergoes meiosisAnswer 8Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)Meiosis forms sporesAnswer 9Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)

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Biology 2e

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ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter10: Cell Reproduction

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Problem 1VCQ: Figure 10.6 Which of the following is the correct order of events in mitosis? Sister chromatids line...

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Match the statement with the group – animals, plants, fungi, or a combination.

Mitosis forms spores	Answer 1- Choose...(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only) - same options for all bellow......
Zygote undergoes mitosis	Answer 2Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Haploid dominant	Answer 3Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Meiosis forms gametes	Answer 4Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Diploid dominant	Answer 5 Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
	Answer 6Choose...(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Alternation of generations	Answer 7Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Zygote undergoes meiosis	Answer 8Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)
Meiosis forms spores	Answer 9Choose....(animals only), (animals and fungi), (animals, plants, and fungi),(animals and plants), (fungi only), (plants and fungi), (plants only)

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