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Distinguish Sexual and Asexual Reproduction Practice Test
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A single bacterium divides into two daughter cells by binary fission. The two daughter cells have the same DNA as the original cell (except for rare mutations). This is an example of which type of reproduction and why?
A single bacterium divides into two daughter cells by binary fission. The two daughter cells have the same DNA as the original cell (except for rare mutations). This is an example of which type of reproduction and why?