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Well, they do until they dont. Sexual reproduction takes a lot more energy and is usually a lot slower than asexual, but protects the Wolves Ant Bring Ya Ass Anthony Edwards shirt Also,I will get this population against unforseen effect (diseases, environment change, etc.) trough diversity, so if one of these things happen, only a smaller part of the population will perish rather than the majority or even the whole. Also, as others already wrote here, there are other methods ensuring genetic diversity, or there are species which uses both asexual and sexual reproduction like aphids. Also, an ecosystem can only support a set number of individuals, so the faster reproduction is not always better in this case. Species that go through strictly asexual reproduction are single celled and generate much higher numbers of themselves. Those numbers alone and on top of that chance mutations still happen so I think they do fine.

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Species that go through strictly asexual reproduction are single celled and generate much higher numbers of themselves. I doubted my prof when he said it too, but then I found this paper that says asexuals usually outcompete sexuals though may eventually face high extinction rates. I haven’t finished it, but that idea threw me off so I came here. There are a couple of very common misconceptions about the Wolves Ant Bring Ya Ass Anthony Edwards shirt Also,I will get this evolutionary process that underpin the way that people think about biology on a meta level. More complex is not better. Adaptations have no innate purpose. Whether or not a species is more or less common is no indicator of superiority. Are you claiming that in some environments, asexuals organisms have better success reproducing than sexual organisms? It’s been a long time since I’ve taken biology, so someone can correct me if I’m missing anything, but the main reason sexual reproduction generally wins out is that pathogens have a more difficult time infecting sexual species than asexual ones. If one virus does particularly well, it will wipe out an asexual species very quickly, but because sexual species have more variation, it’s harder for them to get wiped out by disease. I remember reading an article to that effect as well. In more “sterile” environments with fewer pathogens, asexual species tend to do a little better whereas in environments with more pathogens, the sexual species do a little better. I’m not sure that’s true. The only successful asexual multicellular organism I can think of is the dandelion. And its success is mostly contingent on being able to rapidly disperse seeds into environments where humans have killed all of its competition.

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