Across
- 5. A new organism develops from an unfertilised diploid egg, producing a diploid offspring.
Down
- 1. A parent organism breaks into two or more pieces, with each piece developing into a complete organism.
- 2. A new organism develops from an unfertilised haploid egg, producing a haploid offspring.
- 3. A new individual develops as an outgrowth from the parent organism. The outgrowth increases in size and eventually separates from the parent.
- 4. A single parent organism divides into two approximately equal-sized daughter cells. Each daughter cell receives a copy of the genetic material.
- 6. The parent organism produces specialised reproductive cells that can disperse, often through air or water, and develop into new individuals under suitable conditions.
