Populations of organisms that reproduce asexually tend to show less variation from one individual to another. Why might this be? Make a claim and use your scientific reasoning skills to support your claim.

Claim: Asexual production shows less variation because they are direct copies of their predecesors unless a mutation were to occur. Asexual reproduction can be studied at the cellular level when looking at the biological process known as mitosis. It starts off when hormones from the environment or themselves kick off this motion. DNA polymerase, with a plethora of other enzymes will copy the DNA. Mutations do occur, but are fixed in later stages. Because variation comes from genetic mutation, the same genetic material being copied, with the fail safes many cells have in place to prevent mistakes do not allow for much variation.

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where is the scientific experiment?