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Why can asexual reproduction be advantageous?
A For those individuals who do not en...
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Why can asexual reproduction be advantageous?
A For those individuals who do not encounter their own species very often
B When a new area needs to be colonized
C So an organism does not have to develop specialized sexual structures
D For those species who are sedentary
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