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On microscopic examination, John observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. What type of asexual reproduction does this represent? A. fragmentation B. Budding C. Fission…

On microscopic examination, John observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. What type of asexual reproduction does this represent? A. fragmentation B. Budding C. Fission…
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On microscopic examination, John observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. What type of asexual reproduction does this represent?

A. fragmentation
B. Budding
C. Fission

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fission

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 The type of asexual reproduction  which is being represented is definitely C. Fission, because according to the data above the entity has divided into two or more parts which is a characteristics for the fission.
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