Animal species in which the offspring tend to move away from their parents to live in slightly different habitats are likely to benefit from

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Sexual reproduction allows for genetic variation, which may result in offspring better suited to a different habitat. This adaptation is advantageous for the survival and evolution of the species. Asexual reproduction produces offspring genetically identical to the parent and does not provide the same potential for adaptation to new environments. Providing DNA for transformation and having a gametophyte generation are not directly related to the benefits of offspring living in slightly different habitats.

Animal Species in Which the Offspring Tend to Move Away