When an organism reproduces asexually, it usually

has

(1) only one parent, and half as much DNA as

the parent

(2) only one parent, and the same chromosome

number as the parent

(3) two parents, and twice as much DNA as

either parent

(4) two parents, and the same chromosome

number as each parent

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Emelia Oconnor

7 July, 01:51

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Molly Gibbs · Answer 1

2) because the organism is virtually making a copy of itself by reproducing asexually

When an organism reproduces asexually, it usuallyhas(1) only one parent, and half as much DNA asthe parent(2) only one parent, and the same chromosomenumber as the parent(3) two parents, and twice as much DNA aseither parent(4) two parents, and the same chromosomenumber as each parent