Science, asked by antu2704, 10 months ago

can we find variation in an asexually reproducing organisms like bacteria ? If yes or no EXPLAIN..

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Answered by BRAINLYKING38

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No fusion takes place in asexually reproducing organism . No, we can notfind variations in asexually reproducing organisms like bacteria. ... That is the reason why the progeny of a bacterial cell are the exact copies of their parent and are identical to each other (clones).

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