Asked by Virginia

Explain how genetic variation from sexual reproduction can save a species from extinction.
Answered by Virginia
Am I correct
Answered by Mary
Yes.
Answered by Chad
Virginia can you help me
Answered by Virginia
With what Chad :)😀😁😊
Answered by My pusy hurt
So the question right??
Answered by short
yall "lemme tell you something" is wrong that is not what the question is asking

Answered by Rick
you people are useless no wonder you are failing!!!!!!
Answered by byw
bye the fact that some of you are prob in my class 😭😭
Answered by pog shark
this is very poggers
Answered by Michael Jackson
@rick if we’re all needing help here. lmao can’t say we’re all failing when ur on this website yourself 🤔
Answered by dfghj
for question 10 Asexual:Bacterium undergoes binary fission in which the cell divides into two along with the nucleus. Blackworms or mud worms reproduce through fragmentation. Hydras reproduce through budding. Organisms such as copperheads undergo parthenogenesis. sexual: sexual reproduction better promotes genetic diversity through new combinations of alleles during meiosis and fertilization.
Answered by dfghj
and for 11 Different bird species have differently shaped beaks because each species has evolved a beak design that suits its diet and lifestyle. Beaks function somewhat as human tools do, and they help the birds to access food. This enables the birds to sip nectar from inside flowers.
Answered by Holly
Can I get some help please
Answered by Holly
I need help with the same question but not sure what to write cause none of these answers say anything helpful