Genetic variation is observed in sexually reproducing species.
(N/A) It is not always the case that offspring are identical to their parents; they often exhibit differences.
Primarily,genetic variation develops in sexually reproducing species because parental genes undergo recombination during the formation of gametes and fertilization,resulting in offspring with unique genotypes.
Primarily,genetic variation develops in sexually reproducing species because parental genes undergo recombination during the formation of gametes and fertilization,resulting in offspring with unique genotypes.
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