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Multi cell organisms reproduce in two ways:
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
Which of these is NOT one of the 3 parts of a cells life?
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
We are multicellular creatures made of trillions of cells. We needed mitosis to create and maintain our complexity.
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
Which of these is NOT a responsibilty of the cell while in Interphase?
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
How do uni (1) cell organisms divide?
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
When the mother cell divides and becomes new cells, we call the new cells:
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
Which of these describes a difference between cells and viruses.
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
Which of these is not a reason your body needs to make new cells?
True
Binary Fission
Cells reproduce independently, viruses require a host to reproduce
Produce light
Injury / repair
Sexual and Asexual
Daughter cells
DNA moves onto another cell
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