What is clone?why do off spring formed by asexual reproduction exhibit remarkable similarty?
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clones are anatomically and morfologically similar organisms.
clones are formed during asexual reproduction because there is no involvement of germ cells or DNA.
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clones are formed during asexual reproduction because there is no involvement of germ cells or DNA.
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The offspring formed by Asexual reproduction is identical to the parent and is referred to as a clone. This is because in Asexual Reproduction, the parent and the offspring are morphologically and genetically similar to each other.
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