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    The document discusses ameba reproduction. It shows an ameba mother dividing into two daughter amebas. The process begins with the ameba growing and its components duplicating. Then, the ameba becomes thinner in its center before separating into two equal daughter amebas.

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    The document discusses ameba reproduction. It shows an ameba mother dividing into two daughter amebas. The process begins with the ameba growing and its components duplicating. Then, the ameba becomes thinner in its center before separating into two equal daughter amebas.

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    Ameba Reproduction: Natural Science 1. Secondary Education

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    The document discusses ameba reproduction. It shows an ameba mother dividing into two daughter amebas. The process begins with the ameba growing and its components duplicating. Then, the ameba becomes thinner in its center before separating into two equal daughter amebas.

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    UNIT

    Monera, protoctists,
    4 fungi and plants

    AMEBA REPRODUCTION

    Natural Science 1. Secondary Education


    UNIDAD
    UNIT
    Ameba reproduction
    3
    4
    Daughter
    ameba

    Ameba
    (mother)
    3. Two daughter ameba
    are produced.
    1. The ameba grows and its
    components duplicates.

    2. The ameba
    becomes thinner
    in its centre.

    Natural Science 1. Secondary Education

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