What advantage do organisms that reproduce sexually have over organisms that reproduce asexually? what advantage do organisms that reproduce sexually have over organisms that reproduce asexually? their offspring may be more adaptable to changes in the environment. their offspring can exist in both haploid and diploid stages. their offspring are bigger and better able to reproduce. their offspring may have more mutations.

The correct answer is-Their offspring may be more adaptable to changes in the environment.

Explanation:

The organisms who reproduce asexually produce identically same offsprings therefore the chances of variation in asexual reproduction is less. Mutation is the only way by which the asexual organism can get variation in its gene.

To adapt the changing environment condition variation is required and in sexual reproduction, there are more chances of variation than in asexual reproduction because of random fertilization between two different gametes, independent assortment of gene and crossing over between chromosomes during gamete formation.  

So the correct answer is - Their offspring may be more adaptable to changes in the environment.

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