Biology, asked by bonoshree2004, 9 months ago

Can we determine the sex of the offspring in asexual reproduction? Please explain in details.

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Answered by rustinejuliannebueno

Answer:

No. Because when an organism reproduces using asexual reproduction, they just divide themselves and it's like their clone. We can't determine what is the sex or gender of those organisms. As they say in the cell theory, cells come from pre-existing cells.

I hope this explanation is clear because I'm just a student. :PPP

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