In asexual reproduction, new combinations of genes arise by
a. mutation.
b. random segregation of chromosomes into gametes.
c. random assortment of gametes.
d. crossing over.
e. new combinations of genes do not occur.
a
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c. There are no risks associated with IVF. d. Premature births e. Miscarriage
The figure shown above is of what kind of
tissue? a. blood b. adipose c. bone d. cartilage e. dense connective
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