How do youu create a world of females

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Creating a world of genetically different females through sexual reproduction poses challenges due to the nature of human genetics. Cloning, which involves creating a genetically identical organism from a single cell, does not produce genetic diversity. The cloning process typically involves somatic cell nuclear transfer, where the nucleus of a donor cell is inserted into an egg cell from which the nucleus has been removed. This results in a clone, lacking genetic variation. The discussion also touches on meiosis, the process of cell division that produces gametes (sperm and eggs), which introduces genetic diversity through recombination. However, the question remains on how to generate a population of genetically distinct females solely through these methods.
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Help please!

How do u create a world of females that are genetically different, knowing that humans reproduce by sexual reproduction only?

i was thinking of cloning, but do genetically different beings come out of cloning? what is the process of cloing in brief?

thanks
 
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Think about mitosis...
 
as in split one person into two? so it is taking a cell and splitting it into two and two and two so that you get a person?
 
My bad (while since my bio classes), MEIOSIS :redface:
 
so take one egg and let it divide into 4 after inserting a sperm into it, then get a person?
 
matthew77ask said:
How do u create a world of females that are genetically different?

I don't know, but when you work it out, let me, wolram and Danger know and we'll go and check it out for you...
 

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