In the process of reproduction, hereditary information is passed from one generation to the next. Some organisms reproduce asexually. How does the offspring produced by asexual reproduction compare to the parent organism.

A. One quarter of its genetic information is the same as the parent organisms

B. One half of its genetic information is the same as the parent organism

C. It’s genetic information is completely different from the parent organisms

D. All of its genetic information is the same as the parent

In an asexual reproduction mode producing new offspring, the genetic composition of the offspring is identical to the parent, as such, the number of chromosomes in the parent and the offspring are equal and the offspring is said to have inherited the parent's genes

There are three forms of asexual reproduction including;

1) Fission or binary fusion which is the process found in bacteria reproduction

2) Budding that forms a "mother" and "daughter" cell such as that found in the reproduction of the hydra

3) Vegetative propagation found in plants whereby new plants are grown from seeds

Parrain Parrain · Answer 2 · 2021-12-31T15:04:51+01:00

Based on the way asexual reproduction happens, D. All of its genetic information is the same as the parent.

Asexual reproduction involves an organism reproducing without the need for a mate that would then involve a fusion of female and male gametes.

As a result, there would be no dilution of genetic information and instead the offspring will inherit all of its genetic information from its parent which would mean that both parent and offspring have the same genes.

In conclusion, option D is correct.

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