Question

sexual reproduction involves specialized cells, each of which contains half the amount of dna of a normal body cell. two of these specialized cells, one from each parent, fuse together during sexual reproduction to create a new cell that can develop into a unique individual. this individual is similar to, but distinct from, each parent. complete the paragraph. during sexual reproduction, dna from is to form a new cell that develops into a new individual. the offsprings set of dna is each parents set of dna.

Explanation:

The passage states sexual reproduction uses specialized cells from each parent that fuse. This means DNA comes from both parents, is combined to make a new cell, and the resulting offspring has DNA that shares traits with parents but is unique.

Answer:

During sexual reproduction, DNA from both parents is combined to form a new cell that develops into a new individual. The offspring's set of DNA is similar to but distinct from each parent's set of DNA.