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Which type of reproduction occurs when a single unicellular organism divides into two new, genetically identical cells? A) selfing B) sexual reproduction C) asexual reproduction D) conjugation
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Which type of reproduction occurs when a single unicellular organism divides into two new, genetically identical cells?

A) selfing

B) sexual reproduction

C) asexual reproduction

D) conjugation

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Answer:

C

Step-by-step explanation:

in exact binary fission

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Answer: c. asexual reproduction

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