Answer:
mutations or disorders continue to be passed on for generations
Explanation:
Asexual reproduction is a type of reproduction where no genetic variability occurs, that is, descending individuals are chromosomally identical to the parent organism (parent). In this case it does not involve gamete encounters, nor does fertilization occur. Organisms from this process are considered clones. A form of repetitive multiplication, based on successive mitotic divisions or bipartition mechanism, also called binary division or cissiparity, budding processes, parthenogenesis and vegetative propagation.
In this case, when an organism has a genetic disorder or mutation, this condition will be passed through generations as there is no genetic variability in these individuals.
