Genetic continuity is maintained through asexual reproduction because
A. crossing over occurs during asexual reproduction.
B. multiple offspring are always produced all at once during asexual reproduction.
C. offspring are genetically identical to their parents.
D. offspring are genetically similar to, but not identical, to their parents.
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