Does sexual reproduction produce offspring that are identical to the parent?

Answer 1

First, nothing in science is always. In the case of asexual reproduction Such as binary fission or mitosis mutations is always a possibility. In the case of certain microbes, plasmids containing genetic material can be absent or more prevalent in reproduced copies of itself. But, for the most part, under normal circumstances, asexually reproduced organisms are usually identical clones. Matt Somar- Department of Biology University of Central Florida.

Answer 2

False. Sexual reproduction combines genetic information from each of the parents resulting in the offspring inheriting some traits from each of the parents and some traits that are a merging of genetic information resulting in new traits that may not exist in either parent.

Answer 3

Yes, asexual production is making genetic copies of yourself.

Answer 4

yes