Question

1. what is the main difference between sexual and asexual reproduction? a. sexual reproduction requires two parent organisms, while asexual reproduction takes place with only one parent organism. b. both sexual and asexual reproduction are necessary processes for a species to survive in its environment. c. neither sexual nor asexual reproduction involves the combining of cells from two parent organisms. d. sexual and asexual reproduction both involve the creation of more individuals of the same species.

Explanation:

Sexual reproduction involves two parents contributing genetic material, while asexual reproduction comes from a single - parent organism. Option A correctly states this key difference. Option B is about the importance for species survival rather than the difference. Option C is incorrect as sexual reproduction does involve combining cells from two parents. Option D describes a similarity rather than a difference.

Answer:

A. Sexual reproduction requires two parent organisms, while asexual reproduction takes place with only one parent organism.