Asexual Reproduction- only needs one female or male to reproduce - shorter time since they don't have to find a mate - Can reproduce without the fertilization of another man or woman I think overall this way of reproduction is better because it is easier & faster & you don't have to worry about finding a mate. Being able to reproduce makes things a lot easier on the species & it is easier to keep the species going. | Sexual Reproduction- needs both a female & male to reproduce - harder to mate - longer to have the baby I think overall this way is obviously possible, but is way harder then reproducing asexually. The reasons are because you have to find a mate, and the process is much longer as well as having the baby takes more time. I think if all species reproduced asexually they would have a larger population & it would be hard to become extinct. |
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Today I will be talking about how our frog dissection in Science relates to the real world surgery.
Honestly I don't think these two are that alike. The main reason why I say that is because frogs & humans have a ton of differences in their bodies & body parts. They are also obviously different creatures. Frogs are amphibians & humans are mammals. One thing that was similar in our dissection was that we had to locate the body parts & be super careful. Real surgeons have to make sure as well that they don't hurt or damage other body parts when they are working on the one they need to fix. I also learned surgery is almost impossible! Especially in a frog! It is so tiny inside & its dark and hard to see what is what. I know its bigger in a human body & they have better lighting & tools that actually help them. Overall I know there are some similarities, but there aren't that many. |