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\mymulticolumn{2}{x{5.377cm}}{\bf\textcolor{white}{Asexual vs. Sexual}}  \tn
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lots of offspring quickly, large colonies can form to out-compete, lots=many may survive if conditions change, less energy & disease/mute=death, compete for food and space, bad condition=wiped out \tn 
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genetic diversity, ext: little energy to mate, more offspring can exist after disaster, int: more protection and care & int: more energy/risk to mate, fewer produced, ext: gams,embryos, offs are unprotected \tn 
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Chromatin & condensed DNA \tn 
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\seqsplit{Chromosomes} & condensed chromatin \tn 
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Nitrogen bases & "steps of DNA"; a with t, c with g \tn 
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Homologous pairs & chromes that are the same shape, size, have same genetic info in same spot; one from ea. parent \tn 
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binary fission & mitosis in prokaryotes \tn 
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budding & buds in multicelluar can detach through repeated mitosis and form separate org. \tn 
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frag. & part of multicelluar breaks off due to injury and becomes separate org. \tn 
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veg. & stems, leaves, or roots are used to asex. repro. \tn 
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spores & spores grow into new org. \tn 
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\seqsplit{Metaphase} & Chromosomes align at equator \tn 
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\seqsplit{external} & very little energy mate, lots of offspring, spread widely in evrionment (less comp.) & many gametes die, many eggs aren't fertilized, offspring are unprotected \tn 
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