Question

Binary fission is a method of asexual reproduction.
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Answer 1

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Explanation:

It is true .

Answer 2

Binary fission is a method of asexual reproduction. This statement is true.

Explanation:

• Binary cleavage or fission is an asexual reproduction method by dividing the body into 2 new bodies.
• The process of binary cleavage is an organism copies its genetic substance or DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) and divides it into 2 parts that means cytokinesis with each novel organism receiving a replica of the DNA.
• Binary cleavage is that the first primary method of reproduction of prokaryotic organisms.
• In protists, the binary division is commonly divided into categories like cross or length betting on the axis of cellular division.
• In some organisms, such as tapeworms and Skypostome polyps, the usual cross-section is called strobilation.    
• Typically, it results in a chain called a strobilus, which is the hepatic cleavage product - the proglottides of tapeworms and the scyphozoan jellyfish.  
• Each Proclotid or Ephraim matures and separates from its end Strophilus.                      
• A few metazoan (multicellular) species are subdivided into several units simultaneously, which is termed fragmentation.
• The planarian fission and fragmentation are usually direct reproduction, during which each part regenerates the missing parts and becomes a full new animal.
• However, strobilation products indirectly reproduce: proglottids don't reproduce, but carry large numbers of eggs and release and die.
• Ephraim does not produce new polyps but matures into sexually reproducing medusa, the larvae of which turn into polyps.