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    This document discusses asexual reproduction through binary fission. It notes that binary fission involves a parent organism splitting into two identical offspring in a process that takes approximately 20 minutes. Organisms that undergo binary fission include bacteria, protozoa, and yeast. The advantages of binary fission are that it is time efficient and produces offspring with identical genetic makeup, but the disadvantage is that it does not allow for genetic recombination.

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    This document discusses asexual reproduction through binary fission. It notes that binary fission involves a parent organism splitting into two identical offspring in a process that takes approximately 20 minutes. Organisms that undergo binary fission include bacteria, protozoa, and yeast. The advantages of binary fission are that it is time efficient and produces offspring with identical genetic makeup, but the disadvantage is that it does not allow for genetic recombination.

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    Reproduction – Asexual Reproduction (Binary fission)

    Saurav Mahajan
    Biology lecturer (MSc, M.Ed, NET, GATE,CTET)
    Reproduction and it’s importance
    Continuity Variation Balancing
    of life and the
    evolution ecosystem
    Types of Reproduction
    Types of Asexual Reproduction
    Binary Fission
    Video on binary fission
    Types of binary fission

    Irregular Binary Fission

    Longitudinal Binary Fission

    Transverse Binary fission


    Irregular Binary fission
    Longitudinal Binary fission
    Transverse binary fission
    Organisms which undergoes by binary fission
    Advantages of binary fission
    Time efficiency

    Offspring have same genetic


    constituents that of parents

    Only one parent needed


    Disadvantage of binary fission
    No genetic recombination

    Species can not survive the


    changes in their environment

    Chances of total wipe out


    Summary
    Parameters Factors involved

    1. Parents Only one


    2. Time taken 20 minutes
    3. Organisms where it Bacteria, Protozoa, Yeast
    happens
    4. Time efficiency Fast
    5. Genetic recombination None
    6. Examples E.coli, Paramecium,
    Pseudo saccharomyces

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