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5. How does the progeny formed from asexual reproduction differ from those formed by sexual reproduction?

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The progeny formed from asexual reproduction differs from that formed from sexual reproduction in the following ways:

  Progeny formed from asexual reproduction  Progeny formed from sexual reproduction 
1 These are formed from single-parent   Their formation requires the involvement of two parents i.e. a male and a female
2 The process of formation does not involve meiosis and crossing over Formation of gametes involves meiosis and crossing over
3 These progenies are copies of their parents and each other These progenies are different from their parents and each other 
4 These progenies do not show genetic variations  These progenies show genetic variation due to crossing over and recombination

 

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