how does the progeny formed from asexual reproduction differ from those formed by sexual reproduction
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offspring produced by one parent which is uniparental in asexual reproduction there is no Union of gamets and the cell division are mitotic and offsprings are morphologically and genetically similar and identical copies are formed which are called as clones and of strings are identical to one another and also exact copies to their parents
in sexual reproduction fusion of male and female gamete takes place where the offsprings are similar to their parents but not identical as in a sexual reproduction and here two parents are involved in producing a offspring
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