Population A reproduces sexually and population B reproduces asexually. Based on this information, how does population A compare to population B?

A Population A has more genetic variation than population B has.
B Population A can increase in number faster than population B can.
C Population A has more males and population B has more females.
D Population A is more impacted by mutations than population B is

Question

Population A reproduces sexually and population B reproduces asexually. Based on this information, how does population A compare to population B?   
 


 
     A     Population A has more genetic variation than population B has.    
     B     Population A can increase in number faster than population B can.    
     C     Population A has more males and population B has more females.    
     D     Population A is more impacted by mutations than population B is

anonymous · Answer

can u help me pls

thomaster · Answer

what's the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction?

destinymasha · Answer

sexual reproduction --what most...things do -- we don't look identical to our parents [2 parents] 
asexual reproduction --not common in us humans -- whenever it happens, they look identical to their parent [1 parent]

destinymasha · Answer

HINT : 
sexual = genetic variation 
asexual = identical to the parent [ no genetic diversity ]

anonymous · Answer

so what is the answer

destinymasha · Answer

A - GENETIC VARIATION  [sexual]  B - NO GENETIC VARIATION [asexual] 
-now think...........