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When is asexual reproduction an advantage to an organism that can produce sexually or asexually? A. When a mate cannot be found B. When mates are plentiful C. When the environment changes suddenly D. When
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When is asexual reproduction an advantage to an organism that can produce

sexually or asexually?
A. When a mate cannot be found
B. When mates are plentiful
C. When the environment changes suddenly
D. When there is plenty of time to raise offspring

When is asexual reproduction an advantage to an organism that can produce sexually-example-1
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the answer is either A or C
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A is the answer to this
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