The Two-Fold Cost of Sex Refers to

The two-fold cost of sex refers to

A) the fact that sexual lineages multiply faster than asexual because half of the progeny are capable of producing offspring.
B) the fact that in asexual lineages, half of the offspring are males that cannot produce offspring.
C) the disadvantages of being a sexual rather than an asexual organism.
D) the fact that asexual reproduction halves the rate of replication.