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The illustration represents binary fission. Why is binary fission in Paramecium considered as asexual reproduction? A) Binary fission produces identical daughter cells. Binary f…

The illustration represents binary fission. Why is binary fission in Paramecium considered as asexual reproduction? A) Binary fission produces identical daughter cells. Binary f…
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The illustration represents binary fission. Why is binary fission in Paramecium considered as asexual reproduction?

A)
Binary fission produces identical daughter cells.
Binary fission produces non-identical daughter cells.
Binary fission produces more than two daughter cells.
D)
Binary fission produces small and large daughter cells.

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A

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i am pretty sure its A sorry if its wrong

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