Question

What are bisexual organisms? Give examples.

Answer 1

Hint: In human embryology, sexual differentiation is the process through which male and female sexual organs evolve from neutral embryonic tissues. Depending on genetic and hormonal circumstances, a normal human foetus of either sex has the ability to develop male or female organs.
Similarities between unisexual and bisexual organisms-
1. Sex cells are produced by both unisexual and bisexual species.
2. Sexual reproduction occurs in both unisexual and bisexual organisms.

Complete answer:
Bisexual organisms are those that have both male and female reproductive organs in the same individual.
Because they have both male and female gonads, they can produce both male and female gametes at the same time.
Unisexual organisms have only one sort of reproduction system within each individual organism. In unisexual species, male and female reproductive systems are present in distinct individuals. They can generate either male or female gametes, but not both at the same time in the same organism.
In addition, in each individual, only one type of gonad (male or female) is present. Unisexual organisms include humans, birds, reptiles, and fish, to name a few. Males and females are different sexes in unisexual organisms. Unisexual plants exist. As a result, they produce unisexual blooms with pistils or stamens.

Note:

UNISEXUAL ORGANISMS	BISEXUAL ORGANISMS
Unisexual creatures are living entities that have separate male and female reproductive systems.	Bisexual organisms are living organisms that have both male and female reproductive systems in the same person.
Male and female gametes can be produced by unisexual organisms, but not both.	Male and female gametes can be produced by bisexual organisms.
In unisexual species, male and female gonads are found in different individuals.	In unisexual species, both male and female gonads are present in the same individual.
Humans, fish, reptiles, birds, and other unisexual species are examples.	Bisexual organisms include starfish, earthworms, tapeworms, and leeches, among others.