Answer: Fewer harmful mutations are inherited by sexual reproduction than by asexual reproduction.
Explanation:
A germline mutation is the mutation in the germ cells (of the fully developed sperm and ovum) of the parents. When the affected parents undergoes with the sexual reproduction the mutations are passed from the parents to the offsprings. When either the mutated oocyte or mutated sperm meet to form a zygote the precursor of new life. Thus few mutations are inherited by sexual reproduction than by asexual reproduction.
The answer is the parafollicular cells :)
During middle age <span>an individual may experience initial decline of physical and mental attributes. This also increases during the last stage of life, old age.</span>
