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Question:
How does the progeny formed from asexual reproduction differ from those formed by sexual reproduction?
Answer:

Progeny formed from asexual reproduction

Progeny formed from sexual reproduction

There is no fusion of gametes therefore progeny are morphologically and genetically identical to single parent.

There is fusion of gametes therefore progeny are not identical to parents.

Progeny is less adaptable to changes in environment and has no variation.

Progeny is more adaptable to changes in environment and has variation

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