Question 29
Can you consider cell division as a type of reproduction in a unicellular organism? Give one reason.

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In a unicellular organism, cell division is considered as a type of reproduction because the process of cell division eventually leads to the formation of two daughter cells at the end, in a unicellular organism.

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Question 29 Can you consider cell division as a type of reproduction in a unicellular organism? Give one reason.

In a unicellular organism, cell division is considered as a type of reproduction because the process of cell division eventually leads to the formation of two daughter cells at the end, in a unicellular organism.

Question 29
Can you consider cell division as a type of reproduction in a unicellular organism? Give one reason.