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How is binary fission different from multiple fission?

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in binary fission, the parent cell divides to give rise to two daughter cells(binary=two). e.g. in amoeba.

in multiple fission, the parent cell divides into many daughter cells. it leads to greater chances of survival! beneficial for the specie.

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