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Self Assessment Answer # 6
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Alternations of generations involve meiosis, gametes and fertilization to complete the life cycle. Therefore, they (ferns, algae, etc.) reproduce sexually. Granted, it is complicated but it is still sexual!
Note, however, that theses same species could reproduce asexually
(by runners, for example) but the question focused on the life
cycle involving alternation of generations.
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