How does the progeny formed from asexual reproduction differ from those formed by sexual reproduction?
Final Answer In asexual reproduction, there is , no fusion of gametes occurs hence progeny is morphologically and genetically identical to parent and progeny is less adaptable to environmental changes. Due to asexual reproduction, the population may increase rapidly when conditions are not favorable. Offspring produced due to asexual reproduction does not show variation hence called as clones. In sexual reproduction fusion of gametes occurs hence is not identical to parents and it is more adaptable to environmental changes. Offspring produced in sexual reproduction show variation from each other and their parents.
