Which model would represent asexual reproduction? explain you reasoning

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matrenka [14]3 years ago

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Answer) The first box represent the budding type of asexual reproduction . In budding due to the cell divison at the particular place in the organism , new individual will produced.

Second picture represent the budding in hydra. Budding is also a asexual reproduction.

Third type of asexual reproduction is found in plants it is vegetative reproduction.

Fourth is Binary fission . This is also a type of asexual reproduction, in which nucleus dicied into two new daughter cell via mitosis.Explanation:

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