Question

The Venn diagram below shows similarities and differences between binary fission and mitosis. What is wrong with the diagram?

Answer 1

Answer:

Both mitosis and binary fission does not provide for genetic diversity.

Explanation:

Mitosis occurs in both prokaryotes and eukaryotes, while binary fission is the general form of replication in prokaryotes, however, it also occurs in certain single-celled eukaryotic species like Paramecium and Amoeba. Both of these processes create identical daughter cells.  

Both these processes develop similar offspring like parents, as both of these are the asexual mode of reproduction, thus, the chances of developing genetic variation or diversity become null in the mentioned phenomenons. There is a third form of reproduction known as meiosis that takes place in sex cells and generates daughter cells, which are distinct from their parent cells. The chances of genetic diversity enhance by meiosis.  

Answer 2

Binary fission is not used by eukaryotes