You're missing the statements! Please provide the statements so I can tell you which one is true about offspring from organisms that reproduce asexually.

Here are some general truths about offspring from asexual reproduction:

* Genetically identical to the parent: Offspring are clones of the parent, inheriting the exact same genetic material.

* No genetic variation: There's no mixing of genes from two parents, so there's no opportunity for new combinations.

* Rapid reproduction: Asexual reproduction can be a very efficient way to produce many offspring quickly.

* Can be advantageous in stable environments: If the environment is stable, offspring that are identical to the parent are likely to thrive.

Let me know the statements you have, and I can help you figure out which one is correct!