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Which argument supports the claim that sexual reproduction affects the genes of the offspring?
A.
Sexual reproduction prevents the chromosomes from separating, allowing the complete set of each parent's genes to be passed on to the offspring.
B.
Sexual reproduction combines genes from both of the parents, ensuring that the offspring is genetically different from the parents.
C.
Sexual reproduction utilizes the chromosomes from one parent, ensuring that the offspring is an exact copy of the parent.
D.
Sexual reproduction ensures the strongest, fittest genes from each parent are inherited by the offspring.
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B.
Sexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes from two parents, combining their genes (alleles) so offspring inherit a mix and are genetically different from either parent.
Sexual reproduction involves the fusion of gametes from two parents, combining their genes (alleles) so offspring inherit a mix and are genetically different from either parent.
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