domokittynola domokittynola

13-06-2016
Biology

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if it wasn't for reproduction the passing of mutations from one generation to the next would continue

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firemaiden firemaiden

13-06-2016

If reproduction didn't exist, all species would eventually go extinct.

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ricky4106000317 ricky4106000317

09-04-2019

It would continue asexually instead of sexually.

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