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In asexually reproducing organisms the DNA in the offspring and the parent is similar?
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In asexually reproducing organisms the DNA in the offspring and the parent is similar?

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They are not just similar, they are identical.

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Since there is only one parent, the parent copies ALL of its DNA and makes their offspring. So, the offspring and the parent have the same DNA

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asexual reproduction produces offspring with the same Gene's

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