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On microscopic examination, John observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. What type of asexual reproduction does this represent? A. fragmentation B. Budding C. Fission
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On microscopic examination, John observed yeast cells dividing into daughter cells. What type of asexual reproduction does this represent?

A. fragmentation
B. Budding
C. Fission

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fission

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 The type of asexual reproduction  which is being represented is definitely C. Fission, because according to the data above the entity has divided into two or more parts which is a characteristics for the fission.
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