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Question 50

Staghorn coral (Acropora cervicornis) can reproduce asexually, through a process called fragmentation where broken branches grow into new colonies, and sexually, by releasing eggs and sperm into the water during mass spawning events.

Explain one advantage to a population of staghorn coral of utilizing sexual reproduction rather than asexual fragmentation.

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Reproduction, DNA and protein synthesis Questions

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