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4 February, 17:35

The illustration represents binary fission. Why is binary fission in Paramecium considered as asexual reproduction? A) Binary fission produces identical daughter cells. B) Binary fission produces non-identical daughter cells. C) Binary fission produces more than two daughter cells. D) Binary fission produces small and large daughter cells.

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  1. 4 February, 17:49
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    The answer is A because sexual reproduction don't give identical offsprings but asexual reproduction does
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