Question

What is genetic monotony in which type of reproduction is it found

Answer 1

Answer:

The presence or transfer of same genetic pattern from one generation to other, it is called as Genetic Monotony. It is found in asexual mode of reproduction.

Answer 2

Genetic monotony is a phenomenon in which the same genetic material is present in a certain species generation after generation, resulting in descendants that are identical to the parents.

Genetic monotony:

• Asexual reproduction produces exactly identical children generation after generation, resulting in genetic monotony.
• Parthenogenesis allows animals to reproduce when sexual activity is not feasible due to environmental factors, allowing them to proliferate quickly.
• Sexual reproduction is important to avoid genetic monotony, which is caused by asexual reproduction, which produces exactly identical progeny generation after generation.
• Sexual reproduction produces an infinite variety of organisms because each organism develops from a unique set of characteristics inherited from different parents.
• Asexual reproduction is a method of reproduction that does not include gamete fusion or chromosomal number changes.
• Asexually reproduced offspring from either unicellular or multicellular organisms inherit the entire set of genes from their single parent.

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