Viviparous animals give birth to live offspring, such as elephants, dogs, and humans. Oviparous animals lay eggs that hatch into offspring like snakes, birds, frogs and butterflies. Some animals undergo metamorphosis after birth or hatching so their young do not resemble the parents. Cloning is a technique to produce multiple copies of genes, chromosomes, or whole organisms, such as Dolly the sheep.
Viviparous animals give birth to live offspring, such as elephants, dogs, and humans. Oviparous animals lay eggs that hatch into offspring like snakes, birds, frogs and butterflies. Some animals undergo metamorphosis after birth or hatching so their young do not resemble the parents. Cloning is a technique to produce multiple copies of genes, chromosomes, or whole organisms, such as Dolly the sheep.
Viviparous animals give birth to live offspring, such as elephants, dogs, and humans. Oviparous animals lay eggs that hatch into offspring like snakes, birds, frogs and butterflies. Some animals undergo metamorphosis after birth or hatching so their young do not resemble the parents. Cloning is a technique to produce multiple copies of genes, chromosomes, or whole organisms, such as Dolly the sheep.
offspring are called Viviparous animals. Examples: Elephant, dog, cat, horse, cow, human beings. OVIPAROUS ANIMALS
• Animals that lay eggs,
which hatch into offspring, are called Oviparous animals • Examples: Snakes, birds, frogs, and butterflies. • Newly hatched birds and young ones of mammals look similar to their parents. However, in some animals the newly hatched individuals do not resemble the parents and undergo a series of changes (called metamorphosis) after birth CLONING
Cloning is a technique through
which multiple copies of a single gene, chromosome, or whole organism can be produced. Perhaps the most famous example of cloning is Dolly the sheep, which was cloned at Roslin Institute, Scotland