Only prokaryotes (the archaea<span> and the </span>bacteria<span>) reproduce asexually through binary fission. Eukaryotes (such as protists and unicellular fungi) reproduce by mitosis; most of these are also capable of sexual reproduction</span>
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Mainly because if a disorder is dominant, then it will be manifested by all who have the gene. If the disorder is severe, then it will reduce the chances of the individual surviving to grow up and reproduce (unless the disorder only manifests symptoms in later life). If they do reproduce, then 50% of their offspring will inherit the gene, and be at a similar disadvantage in reproduction. Thus, there is likely to be selection against the gene. By contrast, a recessive disorder is only manifested if both parents pass on the abnormal gene, and an individual with one gene for the disorder is usually at no disadvantage. Thus, there is much less selection against abnormal recessive disorders.
A change in an animals dna leads to mutations. Mutations could be good or bad, essentially when mutations are good it allows the organism to adapt to their surrounding environment. When mutations are bad, the organism could suffer with deformities.
One thing that would take place when considering population growth would be the fact of how many people would inherit the country or the city or town of a specific place. For example, where I live, the population would the be "<span>59,087" which would then indicate how largely and the amount if people would be inheriting the city; etc.</span>
The energy in a polysaccharide is stored in the high energy carbon-hydrogen covalent bonds within the monomers. Hopefully I helped :)
