How is DNA changed when offspring are produced? Select all true answers. If the offspring are produced by sexual reproduction, there are no changes
and the offspring will look just like one of the parents.
If the offspring are produced by asexual reproduction, the DNA will be
different from the parent organism.
If the DNA in the offspring is the same as the parent, the offspring was
produced by asexual reproduction.
Offspring resulting from sexual reproduction contain some DNA from both
parents and therefore contain instructions from both parents.
The DNA in multiple offspring produced by asexual reproduction from one
parent organism will be different in each offspring.
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Good effort, but the important point is that the type of reproduction determines how
the DNA of the offspring compares to that of the Parent or Parents that produced it
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