No individual is immortal except single celled organism why do we say there is no natural death in single celled organism answer in the prefrence of ch 1 2
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because the parental body divides mitotically into two halves. each developed into new individual. it is a continuous process and common in unicellular organisms so they are immortal.
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Single-celled organisms multiply by binary fission or multiple-fission.
In case of binary fission, the parent body forms the reproductive unit and disappears after it divides.
There we cannot say that the parent or the single-celled organism died, rather it subdivided into two daughter cells.
This cycle continues and hence cannot say that the single-celled organism died.
So there is no natural death for these organisms.
Amoeba is an example of the same.
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