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Bacteria perform a specific type of asexual reproduction, which is called
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Bacteria perform a specific type of asexual reproduction, which is called

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binary fission is the answer

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An asexual reproduction might be considered the production of new individual by mitotic divisions. there are many forms for this type of reproduction process such as fission which occurs to lower plants and animals like a bacteria. Then , we have budding (fungi and multi-cellular animals), spare formation (bacteria and fungi) , etc 
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