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 MODES OF REPRODUCTION USED BY SINGLE ORGANISMS

                                                           Part 1

The modes by which various organisms reproduce depend on the body design of the organisms. Unicellular organisms reproduce by means of following processes:-


  1. Fission:- Fission is the process of spliting of unicelluar organisms or single celled organisms into the two are more than two cells, each cell forms the new individual. The new individual formed is exact copy of parent cell. Fission is of two types:- 
          A) Binary Fission:-  when the single parent cell divides into two new daughter cells, each new                                                   cell forms new individual, it is called as Binary Fission. Eg Amoeba

                                 

BINARY FISSION IN AMOEBA

B) Multiple Fission:- When the single celled organisms splits into more than two or number of new daughter cells to form the new identical individuals , it is called as Multiple fission. Eg Plasmodium



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