Question

Which of the following statements applies to sexually reproducing species but not asexually reproducing species? Which of the following statements applies to sexually reproducing species but not asexually reproducing species? Two kinds of cell division are required. Reproduction can occur with either one or two parents. The two "daughter" cells that result from cell division following mitosis are genetically identical to each other and to the original "parent" cell. Offspring are able to reproduce.

Answer 1

Answer:

Two kinds of cell division are required            

Explanation:

Sexually reproducing species are formed by the union or meeting of two gamates. It is the process where new species are formed from two species. Here offsprings alternate between haploid cells and diploid cells. The diploid cells are divided into haploid  cells and are known as meiosis while two haploid  cells combine into one diploid cell called as fertilization.

While asexual reproduction is the process of producing offsprings from a single organism. It is a reproduction process in a single cell organisms.

Thus there are two cell division required for sexual reproduction.