Which type of reproduction is evolutionary older and more primitive?
- asexual
- sexual
Asexual reproduction appears by
- plants (lower plants)
- plants (higher plants)
- rarely also by higher animals
Asexual reproduction is connected to
- regeneration – substitution of lost tissue
- sexual reproduction
- mixotrophy
Gametes develop from
- body cells in sexual glands
- sexual cells in sexual glands
Male gametes of higher plants are
- generative nuclei of pollen tubes
- egg cells
Male gametes of animals are called
- sperms
- eggs
What is typical for sexual reproduction?
- The individual is not identical with any of his/her parents
- it does not ensure the variability of individuals in the species
- significantly less advantageous than sexual reproduction
Fungi reproduce asexually with
- spores
- gametes
- sprouts
Sprouting as a way of reproduction is typical for
- yeast
- plants
- humans
A complete parallel to chipping is physiparia by animals (cnidarians, earthworms) is called...
- physiparia
- physiology
- monopary
