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earth worms are asexual, i think
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There are no asexual animals. Animals reproduce sexually. There are some reptiles that can reproduce asexually but they are uncommon and can still reproduce sexually if a male is available. There are also some worms that can segment themselves for reproduction but they can also reproduce themselves sexually. The same goes for starfish. To get true asexual reproduction you have to look to one cell organisms like bacteria.
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Animals reproduce sexually to produce a new organism, but animal cells do reproduce asexually through a process of cell divions called mitosis. Where basically the cell makes exact copies of its DNA and pinches into two cells. Many protist which are neither animal or plant are microscopic single celled organisms that do reproduce asexually. If animals would reproduce asexually they would produce an exact copy of themselves. So its like your mom making an exact copy of herself.
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the non-mammal ones that asexually reproduce, and also the dead ones
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Aphids Cape Bee Komodo Dragon Bonnet Head Shark Turkey Some species alternate between the sexual and asexual strategies, an ability known as heterogamy, depending on conditions.
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I'm assuming most people have looked at Wikipedia for the answers considering it says "Asexuality is a sexual orientation describing individuals who do not experience sexual attraction" However what the question is relating to is parthenogenesis a form of asexuality in which the host organism reproduces without the presence of a male. This is a trait usually found in amphibians, insects, reptiles, plants, fungi. A few species that are parthenogenic; Komodo Dragon (recently proven), Mourning geckos, Cape Honey bee, Indian stick insect. Some cases are questioned as to whether the female host has retained sperm from a previous mating with a male.
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that is wrong wat the person said above, i was in science today and were learning about sexual and asexual animals!!! the website is crappy coz people give the wrong answers!!!!
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