Biology, 04.04.2020 10:53 imalexiscv

1. Look at the illustration in Figure 25-4. Do you think that the bud on the side of the adult hydra
is an embryo? Why?
A. No, because budding is a type of asexual reproduction.
B. No, because budding is a type of sexual reproduction.
C. Yes, because budding is a type of asexual reproduction.
D. Yes, because budding is a type of sexual reproduction.

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