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Multiple fission is a type of asexual reproduction in single-celled organisms where a single parent cell divides into multiple daughter cells, each of which will develop into a new individual.
This type of reproduction occurs in some protozoans, such as Amoeba, and is a quick and efficient way of producing offspring. Multiple fission is common in environments where there is a scarcity of resources, as it enables a single organism to multiply quickly and increase its chances of survival.
The characteristics of multiple fission include:
- A rapid increase in population.
- Genetic uniformity among offspring.
- Ability to adapt to changing environments.
Multiple Fission
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