Question

2 multiple choice 20 points which of the following best explains why mitosis occurs in single - celled organisms? to produce genetically different offspring. to repair damaged dna. to allow the organism to move to new environments. to quickly produce offspring without a mate.

Explanation:

Mitosis in single - celled organisms is a form of asexual reproduction. It allows single - celled organisms to produce offspring that are genetically identical to the parent without the need for a mate. Meiosis produces genetically different offspring. Mitosis is not mainly for DNA repair or for enabling movement to new environments.

Answer:

To quickly produce offspring without a mate.