In a changing environment, which organisms have an advantage—those that reproduce asexually or those that reproduce sexually? explain your answer.

Those that produce asexually would have an advantage. If the changing environment causes some of a species to die off, the organism that produces sexually would have a lesser chance of reproducing enough to keep the species alive and thriving. Those that produce asexually wouldn't need a partner to reproduce with meaning that even if some of the species were to die off they could still reproduce with no problem. Hope this helps :)

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