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Reproduction is the process by which living organisms create new organisms of the same kind. Different organisms reproduce in different ways - humans reproduce sexually and provide children with needs like food, shelter, affection and education as they go through life stages, some plants reproduce through spores that grow into new plants without seeds, and animals also reproduce in various ways.
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