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which organism can reproduce both sexually and asexually? A. sandhill crane. B. dog. C. protist. D. starfish.
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C. protist.
Many protists are capable of both sexual and asexual reproduction, depending on environmental conditions. For example, they can reproduce asexually through methods like binary fission, or sexually by forming gametes. In contrast, sandhill cranes (A) and dogs (B) primarily reproduce sexually, and while starfish (D) can reproduce asexually through regeneration, they typically reproduce sexually as well. However, the broad diversity of reproductive strategies in protists makes them the best answer to your question.
Many protists are capable of both sexual and asexual reproduction, depending on environmental conditions. For example, they can reproduce asexually through methods like binary fission, or sexually by forming gametes. In contrast, sandhill cranes (A) and dogs (B) primarily reproduce sexually, and while starfish (D) can reproduce asexually through regeneration, they typically reproduce sexually as well. However, the broad diversity of reproductive strategies in protists makes them the best answer to your question.
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