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Yes, bacterial conjugation is considered asexual because it does not involve the fusion of gametes or the mixing of parental genomes, as seen in sexual reproduction. Instead, it facilitates the unidirectional transfer of genetic material from one cell to another. While it increases genetic diversity, the process is distinct from sexual reproduction in eukaryotes, as it does not result in the formation of a zygote or offspring.
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