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11 years ago
i got a question and two blanks. those are the only teo im thinking could be the answer. is the answer somehting else.

and is this definiton binary fission-the division  of cells into two offspring. or is that the definiton of another type of division.
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11 years ago
Binary fission is the process by which all bacteria reproduce.  Binary fission results in the separation of a single cell into two identical daughter cells each containing at least one copy of the parental DNA.

And the cytoplasm and chromosomes do divide during cell division
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11 years ago
binary fission is bacteria only.

cytoplasm undergoes cytokinesis
chromosomes separate during the telophase of mitosis
eukaryotic cells separating after mitosis is also called cleavage

Can you ask a clearer question next time? thank you
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