How Is A Species Of Asexual Animal Different From A Sexual Species In Nature?
All species would become extinct if new organisms were not constantly being born. The biological process by which new organisms take birth is called reproduction. There are two types of reproduction: sexual and asexual. Species which reproduce asexually are called asexual species and which reproduce sexually are called sexual species. In asexual reproduction another individual is produced without the involvement of another individual of that species. There are several ways of reproduction like division of bacterial cells, budding, binary fission, fragmentation or spore formation. Bacteria, viruses and some plants reproduce asexually. Sexual reproduction cannot take place without the participation of another individual of that species typically of each sex. Normal human and animal reproduction is a common example. Asexual species produce clones of themselves with the result the product is exact copy of original and homogeneous. In sexual reproduction each of the parents contributes half
