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In a changing environment, which organisms have an advantage-those that reproduce asexually or those that reproduce sexually?
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In a changing environment, which organisms have an advantage-those that reproduce asexually or those that reproduce sexually?

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Organisms who reproduce asexually have the advantage, because they don't need a mate.
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Most likely asexually, because they don't need a mate to have a baby. The asexual reproduction just divides the one organism into itself as a replication.
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