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What is the fundamental feature of all known life?

Cloning of organisms

Sexual reproduction (correct)

Asexual reproduction

Specialized reproductive cells

In asexual reproduction, what does an organism create?

Genetically identical copy of itself (correct)

Genetically different copy of itself

Offspring with combined genes

Specialized reproductive cells

What is the two-fold cost of sexual reproduction?

Only 25% of organisms reproduce and pass on 75% of their genes

All organisms reproduce but pass on only 25% of their genes

Only 50% of organisms reproduce and pass on 50% of their genes (correct)

All organisms reproduce but pass on only 50% of their genes

What does sexual reproduction typically require?

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What is the cloning of an organism considered as?

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What is the fundamental feature of all known life?

In asexual reproduction, what does an organism create?

What is the two-fold cost of sexual reproduction?

What does sexual reproduction typically require?

What is the cloning of an organism considered as?

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