[Right Wing Professor]

Please explain how an asexually-reproducing creature will eventually create a sexually-reproducing creature. Then explain how two asexually-reproducing creatures can produce two complementary-but-different sexually-reproducing creatures--within the same lifetime and in the same geographical area so that they may meet and reproduce.

Do you consider bacteria sexual or asexual?

[ShadowAce]

Do you consider bacteria sexual or asexual?

Given that Bacteria usually reproduce by simply dividing in two and from Encyclopedia.com:" Reproduction is chiefly by binary fission, cell division yielding identical daughter cells. Some bacteria reproduce by budding or fragmentation.", I would say that they reproduce asexually.