WILL GIVE BRAINLIEST! PLEASE HELP A student is observing a group of fry, or young fish, in a pond. Because the fry appear identical in shape, size, and color, the student concludes that they were the result of asexual reproduction. Is this conclusion necessarily correct? Use scientific reasoning to support your answer.

No this is not quite correct.

Explanation: The appearance of offspring does not completely determine whether it was produced sexually or asexually. For example, offspring that is identified as asexually reproduced is offspring that did not require the union of two sex cells. On the other hand, offspring that is defined as sexually reproduced requires two individuals of different sex cells.

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 No, this is not necessarily correct.

Explanation: The appearance of offspring does not completely determine whether it was produced sexually or asexually. For example, offspring that is identified as asexually reproduced is offspring that did not require the union of two sex cells. On the other hand, offspring that is defined as sexually reproduced requires two individuals of different sex cells.

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