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In which population would reproducing asexually be most advantageous? A population living in a changing environment - A population too large for the available resources A population heavily hunted by many
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In which population would reproducing asexually be most

advantageous?
A population living in a changing environment
- A population too large for the available resources
A population heavily hunted by many different
types of predators
A population living successfully in stable
environmental conditions

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A population heavily hunted

Step-by-step explanation:

They die to quick to meet another of their kind and not reproduce

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