Any individual offspring produced through asexual reproduction is always: genetically identical to its parent. made up of cells with a cell wall. different from all of its siblings.

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Any individual offspring produced through asexual reproduction is always:

genetically identical to its parent.

made up of cells with a cell wall.

different from all of its siblings.

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genetically identical

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asexual offspring is genetically identical

Behzad Razzaqi answered Feb 6, 2021

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Answer:

genetically identical

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in asexual reproduction it is genetically identicall

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