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Whai is reproduction long question

Posted by Sahil Singh 1 month, 1 week ago

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Mandvi Shukla 3 weeks ago

It is the process by which one male or female or the pair reproduce or give rise the new offsprings

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Rashmi Sharma 1 month ago

Reproduction is the process of producing young ones similar to themselves. It is composed of two worlds re and produce means to again produce

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