Asexual Reproduction - Revision history

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==Key Stage 3==
===Meaning==
'''Asexual reproduction''' is when a single [[organism]] is able to produce [[offspring]] on its own.

==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
'''Asexual reproduction''' is when a single [[organism]] produces [[genetically]] identical [[offspring]].

===About Asexual Reproduction===
: '''Asexual reproduction''' produces [[clone]]s of the original [[organism]].
: '''Asexual reproduction''' can happen more quickly than [[Sexual Reproduction|sexual reproduction]] as only one parent [[organism]] is needed.
: In '''asexual reproduction''' the only [[genetic]] [[variation]] will be due to [[Mutation|mutations]] the [[DNA]] as it is copied.
: [[Unicellular]] [[organism]]s generally undergo '''asexual reproduction'''.
: Some [[multicellular]] [[organism]]s can undergo '''asexual reproduction'''. This is observed in a number of [[Stick Insect|stick insect]] [[species]] and has been observed in [[turkey]]s when there are no [[male]]s in the [[population]].

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	:*The [[offspring]] made in '''asexual reproduction''' are genetically identical to their parents (except for minor [[mutation]]s) which leads to little [[variation]] in the [[species]]. As a result if conditions change sufficiently to harm one member of the [[species]] it will likely harm all of them in that [[habitat]].		:*The [[offspring]] made in '''asexual reproduction''' are genetically identical to their parents (except for minor [[mutation]]s) which leads to little [[variation]] in the [[species]]. As a result if conditions change sufficiently to harm one member of the [[species]] it will likely harm all of them in that [[habitat]].
	:*Since '''asexual reproduction''' is faster than [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]] then they are more likely to be carrying [[offspring]] when environmental conditions are poor. This makes the parent and [[offspring]] more likely to die.		:*Since '''asexual reproduction''' is faster than [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]] then they are more likely to be carrying [[offspring]] when environmental conditions are poor. This makes the parent and [[offspring]] more likely to die.
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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	: [[Unicellular]] [[organism]]s generally undergo '''asexual reproduction'''.		: [[Unicellular]] [[organism]]s generally undergo '''asexual reproduction'''.
	: Some [[multicellular]] [[organism]]s can undergo '''asexual reproduction'''. This is observed in a number of stick insect [[species]] and has been observed in turkeys when there are no [[male]]s in the [[population]].		: Some [[multicellular]] [[organism]]s can undergo '''asexual reproduction'''. This is observed in a number of stick insect [[species]] and has been observed in turkeys when there are no [[male]]s in the [[population]].
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		+	===Advantages of Asexual Reproduction===
		+	: There are advantages of '''asexual reproduction''' over [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]]:
		+	:*[[Organism]]s which '''reproduce asexually''' do not need to search for or attract a mate in order to have offspring. This saves time and [[energy]].
		+	:*'''Asexual reproduction''' is faster than [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]] so more [[offspring]] can be made in a given time.
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		+	===Disadvantages of Asexual Reproduction===
		+	: There are disadvantages of '''asexual reproduction''' compared to [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]]:
		+	:*The [[offspring]] made in '''asexual reproduction''' are genetically identical to their parents (except for minor [[mutation]]s) which leads to little [[variation]] in the [[species]]. As a result if conditions change sufficiently to harm one member of the [[species]] it will likely harm all of them in that [[habitat]].
		+	:*Since '''asexual reproduction''' is faster than [[Sexual Reproduction\|sexual reproduction]] then they are more likely to be carrying [[offspring]] when environmental conditions are poor. This makes the parent and [[offspring]] more likely to die.

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 : In '''asexual reproduction''' the only [[genetic]] [[variation]] will be due to [[Mutation|mutations]] the [[DNA]] as it is copied.
 : [[Unicellular]] [[organism]]s generally undergo '''asexual reproduction'''.
-: Some [[multicellular]] [[organism]]s can undergo '''asexual reproduction'''. This is observed in a number of [[Stick Insect|stick insect]] [[species]] and has been observed in [[turkey]]s when there are no [[male]]s in the [[population]].
+: Some [[multicellular]] [[organism]]s can undergo '''asexual reproduction'''. This is observed in a number of stick insect [[species]] and has been observed in turkeys when there are no [[male]]s in the [[population]].

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 ==Key Stage 3==
-===Meaning==
+===Meaning===
 '''Asexual reproduction''' is when a single [[organism]] is able to produce [[offspring]] on its own.