In an animal that switches between sexual and asexual reproduction, when is sexual reproduction more likely to occur?
A) when conditions for survival are unfavourable
B) when conditions for survival are favourable
C) neither of the above

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Sexual reproduction is more likely to occur when conditions for survival are unfavourable because it generates genetic diversity, which can provide a population with a better chance of surviving changing or harsh conditions.

In an Animal That Switches Between Sexual and Asexual Reproduction