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HELP I ONLY HAVE 3 MINUTES If a species of animal was exposed to a deadly virus, which reproductive strategy would give the species a higher chance to survive? a.neither b.both are the same c.sexual reproduction
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HELP I ONLY HAVE 3 MINUTES If a species of animal was exposed to a deadly virus, which reproductive strategy would give the species a higher chance to survive?

a.neither
b.both are the same
c.sexual reproduction
d.asexual reproduction

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Actually, it is C. In this way, a mutation can occur to make that organism able to survive the virus.
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