How does binary fission differ from multiple fission??
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In binary fission , the parent cell divided into two daughter cell.ex. amoeba
In multiple fission, the parent cell divided into more than two daughter cell. Ex. plasmodium.
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In binary fission the parent organisms splits into two halves thus two individuals are formed From single parent whereas in multiple fission many individuals are formed splitting of a single parent . Binary fission occur in amoeba whereas multiple fission occur in plasmodium.
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