How slight variations are introduced in asexual reproduction? Explain in detail.
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in a sexual reproduction there is only parent process so there is no fusion of gametes so there is less variations that is caused during DNA copying
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the replication of DNA in the cell is done by certain biochemical reactions which synthesis more of genetic material. no biochemical reactions can reproduce 100 percent same results. so, when the DNA already present in the nucleus of the parent cell is replicated by making more DNA at the time of molecules formed by replication will be similar but may not be exactly identical to the original DNA . these slight variations in the replication of DNA molecules will lead to slight variations in the offsprings produced by asexual reproduction.
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