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Most familiar is biparental reproduction (sometimes called dioecious reproduction). ... Dioecious reproduction leaves the greatest genetic variability among offspring (an advantage under changing conditions or in competition or when faced with disease), but the organisms must find mates.

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Answer: They need to reproduce so they don't die off

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