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Budding: A Type Of Asexual Reproduction When An Organism Is Developed Because Its Parents Divided Themself Into Two Equal Parts.

Fragmentation: A Type Of Asexual Reproduction Where An Organism Splits Off Into Fragments To Later Be Developed Into A Fully Mature Individual That Is A Clone Of The Original Organism

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