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Sexually reproducing organisms produce offspring with a marked, significant, and visible variation. Asexually reproducing offspring show minor variations.<br> i) Do you agree with the above statements?<br> ii) Among the following organisms point out the asexually reproducing organism <span>(cockroach, <i>Euglena</i>, earthworm, and bird).</span></h2></div>

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