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Sexual reproduction can involve an asexual (which would be hemaphroditic) partner.
by Supermancho 7y ago
Sexual reproduction can involve an asexual (which would be hemaphroditic) partner.
- limomium 7y agoWhy would you evolve the necessary organs to sexually reproduce with your self, with no one else around?
- Supermancho 7y agoOften times sexual organs are multipurpose. It's likely a genetic mutation that allows for sexual reproduction, as with all structural advances. I might end up with a functioning probiscus near my gamete sack and if I end up bumping into my fellow eukaryotes, that's just how it goes.