Assuming equal spore production rates, what is the likely consequence in a bryophyte with both asexual and sexual reproduction versus one with only sexual reproduction?
A) Species with both types of reproduction have higher rates of genetic diversity than species with only sexual reproduction.
B) Species with both types of reproduction have higher population growth rates than species with only sexual reproduction.
C) Species with both types of reproduction are less evolutionarily advanced than species with only sexual reproduction.
D) Species with both types of reproduction occur primarily in dry environments.
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