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The offspring of sexually reproducing organisms can be distinguished from the offspring of asexually reproducing organisms by studying which of the following?
A. The average amount of time involved between fertilization and birth of the offspring
B. The relative sizes in height of the organisms when they reach adulthood
C. The extent of variety in the genetic information in the population of offspring
D. The diet and habitat requirements for each individual organism YALLL ANSWERRR PLZZ ITS DUE TODAY LO
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