Biology, asked by chancetoeducation, 7 months ago

how do organisms that reproduce sexually adapt to their environment

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Answered by sabinamin14
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Sexual reproduction produces a new combination of genes in the offspring that may better enable them to survive changes in the environment and assist in the survival of the species. The presence of the W chromosome in birds determines femaleness and the presence of the Y chromosome in mammals determines maleness.

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Answered by anujaipuru
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sexual reproduction is the process in which the two gametes of a male and female are needed to produce a new individual. there is no problem in adapting to the environment most of the organisms reproduce by sexual reproduction.

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