Wyatt and Darnell are designing an experiment to study water mold reproduction. Water mold is an example of a protist that reproduces both sexually and asexually in a process called alternation of generations. The diagram shows that the life cycle of the water mold involves both sexual and asexual reproduction. Look at the diagram of the water mold life cycle. At which point is genetic information combined? A. during the production of flagellated spores B. during fertilization, when two haploid gametes fuse C. during germination and mitosis, where two daughter nuclei are formed D. during meiosis, when male and female gametes are formed