Compare And Contrast Asexual Reproduction Vs Grizzly Bear

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Do you think asexual or sexual reproduction is better for a grizzly bear? Here are some reasons why sexual reproduction is better for a Grizzly bear. Asexual reproduction is a type of reproduction that does not involve meiosis. It is the type of reproduction that a grizzly bear does not use. The purpose of asexual reproduction is so females not able to find a mate can still reproduce. Sexual reproduction is a type of reproduction that involves meiosis and the type of reproduction that a grizzly bear uses. The purpose of sexual reproduction is for females that are able to find mates easily can reproduce.
First, I chose a grizzly bear because I am more familiar with it and would like to learn more about them.This animal is big,brown,and furry.

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