65. Long answer questions IX

 

TranscriptionReplicationTranslationReproduction is the process of producing organisms of one's own species and ensuring their survival from generation to generation. Due toimplantationgenetic recombination pollinationreproduction that occurs during gamete formation via crossing overcytokinesis and independent assortment and fertilisation of male and female gametesembryo, reproduction creates offspring with some similarities and differences with parents. Such diversity allows them to overcome challenges such as natural resource competition, occupancy, and predation, among others. As a result, reproduction not only recovers the number of individuals lost to natural processes, but also  maintains the heredity of genetic traits and introduces variationscannot keep genetic traits from passing down through generations and does not introduce variations, which are necessary for a species' continuation and stability.