Asked by sk

Why would a whole group of asexually reproducing organisms have the same genetic flaws?

(1 point)

Because the offspring get different genes from two parents.

Because each offspring has its own unique set of genes.

Because all offspring are identical copies of the parent.

Because the population can adapt quickly to any changes.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
Because all offspring are identical copies of the parent.

Asexual reproduction produces clones, so any genetic flaw in the parent is passed unchanged to all offspring.