Write the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction

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What is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction

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Answer:

sexual reproduction

=in this type of reproduction two different gender one male nd one female is required to produce new young one

Asexual reproduction

=in this reproduction same kind of species is required to produce one or more as same to them.

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