Sexual reproduction a. results in new combinations of genetic traits. b. leads to uniform characteristics in a population. c. only requires mitosis. d. requires less tissue differentiation than asexual reproduction. e. produces genetic clones.

The correct option is: a. results in new combinations of genetic traits

Explanation:

Sexual reproduction is one of the two types of reproduction, that is the most common biological life cycle in the eukaryotes.

In this type of reproduction, new offspring is produced by the combination of genetic information or material from two different organisms. It involves the division of cells by the process of meiosis, thereby producing offsprings having new or different combination of the genetic traits.