Which conditions would be the most favorable for an organism that reproduces asexually? (1 point)?

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The answer would be: relatively constant environmental conditions

When the environment condition is changed, the organism need to changes too. If the organism reproduced asexually, their genetic material of the offspring would be identical without change. This makes asexual reproduction couldn't produce a different offspring.
Sexual production will produce a various genetic material that might turn the changes into beneficial condition.

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