Which of the following processes can be found in both bacteria and protists? A. fusion of gametes B. binary fission C. mitosis D. meiosis

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Which of the following processes can be found in both bacteria and protists?

A. fusion of gametes
B. binary fission
C. mitosis
D. meiosis

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The following processes are binary fusion

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