How does binary fission differ from Multiple Fission?
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➡️ In binary fission, the organism was divided into two equal halves following mitotic division as a result 2 new organisms are formed.
But in multiple fission, the body of organism produces a large number of nuclei by repeated mitosis, without any actual division of cell. Later on each nucleus collect some cytoplasm and produces new organisms in this way a large number of new organisms are produced.
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➡️ In binary fission, the organism was divided into two equal halves following mitotic division as a result 2 new organisms are formed.
But in multiple fission, the body of organism produces a large number of nuclei by repeated mitosis, without any actual division of cell. Later on each nucleus collect some cytoplasm and produces new organisms in this way a large number of new organisms are produced.
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multiple fission is simply division of parent cell into 2 daughter cells while as multiple fission is division into more than two cells
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