Science, asked by sutharbhargav13, 2 months ago

Regeneration is not the same as reproduction. Explain with an example

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Answered by Anonymous

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Regeneration is not the same as reproduction because regeneration is a part of asexual reproduction.

e.g. regeneration of lizards tail

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Answered by gv4972

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Regeneration differs from reproduction in the sense that, regeneration can take place from any part of the organism, example cut tail of a lizard. However, reproduction is a process in which new organism is formed through specialized cells called gametes.

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