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According to the chapter, do asexually reproducing organisms follow completely different, unrelated inheritance rules compared to sexual reproducers?

Question
According to the chapter, do asexually reproducing organisms follow completely different, unrelated inheritance rules compared to sexual reproducers?
Yes, entirely different and unrelated rules
No, they follow similar rules of inheritance, even though only one parent is involved
Asexual organisms have no inheritance at all
Only humans have any rules of inheritance
Answer
No, they follow similar rules of inheritance, even though only one parent is involved
Detailed Explanation
The chapter states that asexually reproducing organisms also follow similar rules of inheritance, prompting readers to consider how this would work with a single parent.
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