offspring formed by reproduction exhibit more variation than those formed by asexual reproduction because
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A. Each gamete has unique genetic composition.
In asexual reproduction, genetic material comes from same parent, creating a duplicate of a single parent. But in sexual, complex mixture of genetic material comes from both parents, which causes a great variation.
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A. Each gamete has unique genetic composition.
In asexual reproduction, genetic material comes from same parent, creating a duplicate of a single parent. But in sexual, complex mixture of genetic material comes from both parents, which causes a great variation.
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This is because in sexually reproducing organism crossing over takes place .ie - offspring produced is not similar 2 any parent it has charecters of both parents important by view of evolution...
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This is because in sexually reproducing organism crossing over takes place .ie - offspring produced is not similar 2 any parent it has charecters of both parents important by view of evolution...
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