Is there ever a case in sexual reproduction where offspring can be genetically alike? Explain.

Farhad Sakhaei asked Jan 6, 2023

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Farhad Sakhaei asked Jan 6, 2023

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No because the only case where they look the same is if the offspring is an identical twin also, an offspring takes half of each parent's genetics.

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Jeremiah Morrill answered Jan 10, 2023

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