Biology, asked by smartgirlricky, 1 year ago

when offspring is produced by a single parent with or without the involvement of gamete formation, the reproduction is asexual. my doubt is how in asexual reproduction a gamete is involved... read the above definition carefully to get my question and pls give a good answer. the defination is of class 12 ncert book, page no. 5....

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Answered by Maryamkhan123

The sentence is absolutely wrong in asexual reproduction gametes develop from somatic cells and not germ cells so they do not need gametes.. by the way where have u read this sentence?

Maryamkhan123: Really sorry not gametes but offspring develop from somatic cell

smartgirlricky: i have read this sentence in class 12 ncert biology text book, page no. 5 and para number 2, 6th line

smartgirlricky: thank u for ur answer

Maryamkhan123: I don't understand why it's given lol yes just checked I never read that place but that's wrong Google it too it will say the same thing (PS my answered wasn't copied from Google I wrote what I am aware about)

smartgirlricky: ok

smartgirlricky: thank u for ur answer

smartgirlricky: btw... u r of which class?

Answered by suhelakthar16

Answer:

sentence is right

Explanation:

in the this statement they clearly described that "with or without the involvement of gamete formation",which means gamet are formed in some lower organisms but they don't fuse.

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