Question

Organisms that reproduce sexually have offspring with greater variety. Which statement best explains this characteristic?

Answer 1

Organisms that reproduce sexually have offspring with greater variety because: B. The offspring get DNA from two parents, and it combines randomly.

Reproduction refers to a biological process through which living organisms (parents) mate to produce offspring.

Basically, there are two (2) main types of reproduction and these include;

• Asexual reproduction.

• Sexual reproduction.

During sexual reproduction, parent organisms produce offspring with greater variety because the genetic material of their parents are randomly combined to produce genetically-diverse offspring.

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Answer 2

Organisms that reproduce sexually have offspring with greater variety as a

result of offspring get DNA from two parents, and it combines randomly.

The DNA gotten from the daughter cells during meiosis involves the

production of unique cells from the parent cells

This is usually done by the daughter cells obtaining  DNA from both parent

and combining randomly. It doesn't mutate regularly as mutation represents

defects which occurs in cells.

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