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Why does asexual reproduction produce offsprings that are genetically identical to the parent?

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Asexual reproduction involves only a single parent and relies entirely on mitotic cell division, copying the genetic code exactly without gamete fusion, crossing over or meiotic gene recombination.

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Revise, Reflect, Refine Chapter 11 Reproduction Question Answer

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  1. Asexual reproduction requires only a single parent, avoiding the involvement and fusion of two separate gametes. Cell division occurs exclusively through mitosis, which replicates the parent DNA precisely and distributes identical sets of chromosomes into each daughter cell. Because there is no meiosis to mix parental traits or create genetic variation, the resulting offspring are exact clones.

     

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