How are the processes of asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction different? Check all that apply. In only one process, all offspring have identical DNA. They involve a different number of parents. Only one process involves sperm and eggs. Only one process involves meiosis. Only one process involves cell division.

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14 February, 02:54

How are the processes of asexual reproduction and sexual reproduction different? Check all that apply. In only one process, all offspring have identical DNA. They involve a different number of parents. Only one process involves sperm and eggs. Only one process involves meiosis. Only one process involves cell division.

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The correct answers are they involve a different number of parents and only one process involves sperm and eggs. For asexual reproduction, only one parent is needed and it does not involve a sperm and egg. For sexual reproduction, two parents should be present to reproduce and it involves sperm and egg.