Multiple Choice
In the alternations of generations life cycle, which cellular division process is used to create gametes?
9. Mitosis and Meiosis
Development of Plant Gametes
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Which of the following terms can be used to describe an organism that contained either male or female sex organs, but not both.
A
Bisexual
B
UnIsexual
C
Intersex
D
Sexually differentiated
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Understand the definitions of each term provided in the options.
Bisexual typically refers to an organism or individual that can be attracted to both male and female sexes, not related to having sex organs.
Unisexual describes an organism that has either male or female sex organs, but not both, which matches the problem statement.
Intersex refers to an organism having both male and female sex characteristics, which does not fit the problem statement.
Sexually differentiated means the organism has distinct male or female characteristics, but does not specify having only one type of sex organ.
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