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The picture show multiple organisms called paramecia. Although paramecia (single-celled organisms) usually reproduce asexually, some have developed a method by which they exchange genetic material with
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The picture show multiple organisms called paramecia. Although paramecia (single-celled organisms) usually reproduce asexually, some have developed a method by which they exchange genetic material with each other in a simple form of sexual reproduction.

How would evolving a method of sexual reproduction help the paramecia survive changing environmental conditions? Your answer should be at least 1 complete sentence and it should explain how sexual reproduction can be beneficial to a species.

The picture show multiple organisms called paramecia. Although paramecia (single-celled-example-1
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there would be more of them?

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It means that the paramecium would be able to better control/regulate algae, bacteria, and other protists that can be found in water.

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