True or false: Meiosis is a method of reproduction for some single-celled organisms

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Jerhinesmith asked Jul 18, 2023

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True or false: Meiosis is a method of reproduction for some single-celled organisms

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Answer: false

Explanation: Meiosis:

Meiosis is a special kind of cell division that occurs in germ cells in order to produce gametes

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Answer: Some bacteria that do NOT have a nucleus and cannot undergo MITOSIS use which reproductive method. binary fission.

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