Chapter 11 Reproduction: How Life Continues - Part 5

What is the primary biological significance of mitosis in asexual reproduction?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
What is the primary biological significance of mitosis in asexual reproduction?
Options
A. Reduces chromosome count by half
B. Generates mutations
C. Produces genetically diverse gametes
D. Maintains exact genetic continuity and chromosome number in daughter cells
Explanation
Mitosis ensures that asexual offspring are exact genetic clones of the parent cell.
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