organisms showing asexual reproduction show very little variation from each other . why?
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offsprings are exact copies. only single parent is involved. also these variation s come from the little inaccuracies while copying DNA
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Asexually reproduced organisms have the same characters as their parents as there is no fusion of gametes and a single parent is involved. There is very very little variation or no variation at all in these species and this is mainly due to the Physical conditions.
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Asexually reproduced organisms have the same characters as their parents as there is no fusion of gametes and a single parent is involved. There is very very little variation or no variation at all in these species and this is mainly due to the Physical conditions.
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