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Step 1 and 2

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The evidence that I have to complete the first two stairs. These definitions were created whilst I wasn't on my computer.

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The evidence I have for this is that I created the charts without referencing my textbook

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Step 4

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Step 5

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The first sheet shows my understanding and the definition of sexual and asexual reproduction.

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The image below shows examples of each type of reproduction and the different aspects that go into each category.

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The picture of the cell on the other paper is actually supposed to be on this one.

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The picture of the cells is supposed to be on the paper for asexual reproduction. I made a mistake.

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To the left you see The Asexual reproduction because you see that the blue didn't need a parent to reproduce 2 identical offsprings.

But to the left you see the red and blue clay which made the purple clay. this shows the genetic variation and the offsprings took genes for both the red and blue clay.

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The one on the left shows asexual reproduction because it shows how the offspring will receive the exact same genetic makeup as the part the one on the right shoes sexual reproduction because it shows the offspring receiving half of each parents genetic makeup,

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This is a model of sexual reproduction. The top two figures are the parents and they have different shape, representing their different genetics material each parent has. The bottom figure represents the offspring and it is a combination of the two parents but it's shape is still different from both of the parents. This shows the offspring has different traits than the parents.

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This also shows sexual reproduction. The top two figures are the parents and the bottom is the offspring.

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This shows asexual reproduction in bacteria through binary fission. They start as one bacteria then they split up into two. Lila helped me with filming. I told her how to demonstrate it while I filmed

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The picture shows asexual reproduction. The offspring is identical to that of the parents and can multiply to create many more offspring than sexual reproduction can.

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In this image there are four shapes. The two on the left side of the image are the parents and have produced two offspring. They are not identical to one particular parent, but they have the genes of both of them.

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This also shows asexual reproduction. The top circle is the parent and the bottom one is the offspring. There are is only one parent and the offspring is identical to the parent, which is how asexual reproduction is.