13. Jellyfish and Hydra are organisms that are formed from a small part of the bodies of their respective parents and eventually become miniature copies of them, while dogs and cats reproduce from the union of a male and female sex cell. How can you classify these animals based on their mode of reproduction? A. Jellyfish, Hydra, Dogs, and Cats reproduce asexually.
B. Sexual reproduction occurs in jellyfish, Hydra, dogs, and cats.
C. Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce sexually, whereas dogs and cats reproduce asexually
D. Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce asexually, whereas dogs and cats reproduce sexually that are genetically identical to the
B. Sexual reproduction occurs in jellyfish, Hydra, dogs, and cats.
C. Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce sexually, whereas dogs and cats reproduce asexually
D. Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce asexually, whereas dogs and cats reproduce sexually that are genetically identical to the
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Answer:
D. Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce asexually, whereas dogs and cats reproduce sexually
Explanation:
Asexual Reproduction
-One parent needed
-No sex cells
-Offspring produced by cell division
-Offspring identical to parent (same DNA)
Jellyfish and Hydra reproduce by budding
Budding is when an offspring grows out of the body of the parent.
Budding is also an example of asexual reproduction as it only needs one parent, there are no sex cells and it is a copy of the parent.
It is different than dogs and cats which they produce sexually