What does 'the continuity of a species' mean?

Genetic continuity describes the fact that when a cell divides, the resulting two daughter cells have the same number and type of genes as the original cell. It also describes the fact that when two sexually reproducing organisms mate, the offspring have the same number of genes as the parent organisms.

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