Biology, 29.09.2019 21:00 dearash1730

What would happen if fertilization no longer occurred in a species that reproduces sexually?

a.
the species would increase in number.

b.
the species would decrease in number and eventually die off.

c.
individual variation within the species would increase.

d.
disease would destroy the species.

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