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Standard NCES.7.L.2.1- Through which type of asexual reproduction do bacteria produce daughter cells? Group of answer choices binary fission fragmentation regeneration budding
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Standard NCES.7.L.2.1- Through which type of asexual reproduction do bacteria produce daughter cells?

Group of answer choices

binary fission

fragmentation

regeneration

budding

User Arturkuchynski
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Binary fission

Step-by-step explanation:

Binary fission is a common and simple method of asexual reproduction in bacteria in which bacteria produce daughter cells.

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