explain how sexual reproduction gives rise to more viable variation than asexual reproduction. how does this affect the evolution of those organisms that reproduce sexually??
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because in this nucleus is a divide . which contains DNA. thus heredity and some changes transfer from parents to their offsprings
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During Fertilisation in sexual Reproduction ,
Genes are copied from the parent Sex Cells [ particularly Chromosomes ]
But , Somehow there can be an error in
copying , evolution [ Something new in the species ] , arises due to these errors.
Whereas , I'm Asexual Reproduction , the offspring is an exact copy of The parent...
Which Doesn't Count In evolution as the new species would be the same as the old..
#superman
During Fertilisation in sexual Reproduction ,
Genes are copied from the parent Sex Cells [ particularly Chromosomes ]
But , Somehow there can be an error in
copying , evolution [ Something new in the species ] , arises due to these errors.
Whereas , I'm Asexual Reproduction , the offspring is an exact copy of The parent...
Which Doesn't Count In evolution as the new species would be the same as the old..
#superman
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