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Identify and describe a cellular division process that could be used by trichoplax when it reproduces asexually HELP I ONLY HAVE 10 MIN
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Binary Fission.
Binary division is a process of cell division in which an organism replicates itself together with its DNA, then divides into two identical organisms.
Binary fusion is a type of asexual reproduction by separation of the body of n organism into two bodies
. Organism duplicates its genetic material also known as the DNA, and then divides into two parts, with each new organism receiving a copy of DNA.
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