Asexual reproduction leads to no variation between the parent and the offspring. Why could this be a bad thing? A. The child is completely different individual B. Both parent and a child have different adaptation C. There is no downfall D. Both parent and the child have the same adaptations

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Makena Sanders

Biology

2 November, 14:41

Asexual reproduction leads to no variation between the parent and the offspring. Why could this be a bad thing? A. The child is completely different individual B. Both parent and a child have different adaptation C. There is no downfall D. Both parent and the child have the same adaptations

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Brynn Werner · Answer 1

The answer would be "D". This is because in Asexual Reproduction, there is only one parent, meaning there is only one set of genetics and adaptations that offspring can get. This also means that parents and offspring look almost identical.