Name an organism which shows binary fission and another which shows multiple fission.

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Binary fission: Amoeba, Bacteria
Multiple fission: Algae, protists, sporozoans

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(a) What is meant by the term 'fission' as used in biology?
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(d) State whether the above-named organisms are animals or plants.

Q. Which of the following organism do not shows binary fission?

Find the correct set of difference for binary fission and multiple fission from the following table:

$\begin{matrix} Binary fission & Multiple fission A. Many individuals formed from a single & Two individuals formed from a single parent & parent B. Form cyst during unfavorable & No cyst formation conditions C. Bacteria show binary fission & Plasmodium show multiple fisson D. No definite pattern of division & Division occurs in a particular pattern \end{matrix}$

The picture above shows multiple fission. Which of the following options explains the difference from binary fission? You may choose more than one option.

Q. Which of the following factors differentiate binary fission from multiple fission?

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Name an organism which shows binary fission and another which shows multiple fission.

Binary fission: Amoeba, BacteriaMultiple fission: Algae, protists, sporozoans

Binary fission: Amoeba, Bacteria
Multiple fission: Algae, protists, sporozoans