sex is always the answer.
Yes, both sexual and asexual reproduction can lead to genetic variations. Sexual reproduction generates genetic diversity through the shuffling of genetic material from two parents, while asexual reproduction can involve mutations and genetic changes over time.
Asexual reproduction does not lead to genetic variations while sexual reproduction leads to genetic variations. In asexual reproduction there is no limitation/restrictions for gametes to be fertilized.In sexual reproduction if either of the gametes do not function/not present then the possibility of reproduction becomes nil.Asexual reproduction gives rise to multiple daughter cells from mother cells while sexual reproduction normally gives rise to only two daughter cells.
Asexual reproduction does not lead to genetic variations while sexual reproduction leads to genetic variations. In asexual reproduction there is no limitation/restrictions for gametes to be fertilized.In sexual reproduction if either of the gametes do not function/not present then the possibility of reproduction becomes nil.Asexual reproduction gives rise to multiple daughter cells from mother cells while sexual reproduction normally gives rise to only two daughter cells.
In asexual reproduction there is no independent orientation of chromosomes, not crossing over and no random fertilization. Cloning the exact genetic material from organism to progeny is all asexual reproduction is. So, very little chance of anything but mutation, copying errors, are going to happen in asexual reproduction.
False --- It is actually true. For example, the Thompson seedless grapes you would find in California and Arizona are really the result of asexual reproduction from the 1900s.
Sexual reproduction is more advantageous than asexual reproduction because it allows for genetic diversity. In asexual reproduction there is only one source of genetic material whereas with sexual reproduction there are two sources of genetic material.
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To maintain the genetic stability
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sexual reproduction requires meiosis, a process in which a parent cell divides to in half and only have half on the chromosomes: 23 asexual reproduction is a process in which only one parent produces another organism :)
Asexual reproduction doesn't involve gametes and is 'cloning' where the offspring has identical genetics from ONE parent. So if you were trying to preserve genetics then you would want reproduction done by asexual reproduction so that the offspring would have the identical genetics from the parent that you are trying to preserve.
Sexual reproduction produces more genetic variation than asexual reproduction. In sexual reproduction, offspring inherit genetic material from two parents, leading to greater diversity. Asexual reproduction involves only one parent, resulting in limited genetic variation among offspring.