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Which process allows living organisms to produce offspring of their own kind?
Which process allows living organisms to produce offspring of their own kind?
- Inheritance
- Heredity
- Reproduction (correct)
- Variations
What is the term used to describe the transfer of traits from parents to offspring?
What is the term used to describe the transfer of traits from parents to offspring?
- Inheritance (correct)
- Reproduction
- Variations
- Heredity
What are the differences in characteristics or traits of individuals of the same species called?
What are the differences in characteristics or traits of individuals of the same species called?
- Inheritance
- Variations (correct)
- Reproduction
- Heredity
Which type of reproduction has more variations, sexual or asexual reproduction?
Which type of reproduction has more variations, sexual or asexual reproduction?
What is the term used to describe the differences between parents and offspring, where the offspring are not exactly identical to their parents?
What is the term used to describe the differences between parents and offspring, where the offspring are not exactly identical to their parents?
What is the term used to describe the process by which traits are passed from parents to offspring?
What is the term used to describe the process by which traits are passed from parents to offspring?
What is the main difference between parents and offspring in terms of their traits?
What is the main difference between parents and offspring in terms of their traits?
Which type of reproduction has more variations, sexual or asexual reproduction?
Which type of reproduction has more variations, sexual or asexual reproduction?
What are the differences in characteristics or traits of individuals of the same species called?
What are the differences in characteristics or traits of individuals of the same species called?
In the context of heredity, what does it mean when it is said that offspring are not exactly identical to their parents?
In the context of heredity, what does it mean when it is said that offspring are not exactly identical to their parents?
