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Biology Chapter 9 : Topic 5
Parthenogenesis
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Parthenogenesis is a process in which:
Reasoning: In parthenogenesis, development occurs from an unfertilized egg.
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Parthenogenesis is considered asexual reproduction because:
Reasoning: No fusion of male and female gametes occurs.
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Which of the following organisms commonly show parthenogenesis?
Reasoning: In honeybees, unfertilized eggs develop into males (drones).
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In parthenogenesis, the offspring are generally:
Reasoning: Development starts from an unfertilized egg cell.
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Which statement best supports parthenogenesis as asexual reproduction?
Reasoning: Absence of fertilization defines it as asexual reproduction.
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The male honeybee (drone) is produced by:
Reasoning: Drone bees develop from unfertilized eggs.
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Parthenogenesis differs from sexual reproduction because it:
Reasoning: Male gametes are not involved.
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Which of the following is NOT involved in parthenogenesis?
Reasoning: Fertilization is absent in parthenogenesis.
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Parthenogenesis can be best described as:
Reasoning: It involves embryo formation without fertilization.
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Which is a key feature of parthenogenesis?
Reasoning: Egg develops without fertilization.
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Why is parthenogenesis classified as asexual reproduction?
Reasoning: No fusion of gametes means asexual reproduction.
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In parthenogenesis, genetic variation is generally:
Reasoning: No fertilization means limited genetic recombination.
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Which of the following best distinguishes parthenogenesis from budding?
Reasoning: Parthenogenesis uses egg cells; budding uses body outgrowths.
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Parthenogenesis is important in nature because it:
Reasoning: It ensures reproduction when fertilization is not possible.
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Which statement best rationalizes parthenogenesis as asexual reproduction?
Reasoning: No gamete fusion is the defining feature of asexual reproduction.
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