In this fission, an organism is divided equally into two different cells. What happens in this is that the genetic material of the first organism gets divided into two parts.
In this fission, an organism is divided equally into two different cells. What happens in this is that the genetic material of the first organism gets divided into two parts.
It then divides into two separate cells, and each part grows rapidly into an adult organism. This is called binary fission. It is of three types.
It then divides into two separate cells, and each part grows rapidly into an adult organism. This is called binary fission. It is of three types.
– Irregular binary fission or Simple binary fission
– Longitudinal binary fission
– Transverse binary fission
Example - Amoeba, Paramecium etc.
– Irregular binary fission or Simple binary fission– Longitudinal binary fission– Transverse binary fissionExample - Amoeba, Paramecium etc.
In this fission, there is irregularbinary fission, that is, it breaks up anywhere and divides into two cells.
In this fission, there is irregularbinary fission, that is, it breaks up anywhere and divides into two cells.
Irregular binary fission -
Such organisms are made up of similar cells. It is done in a very simple way. Hence, it is called simple binary fission.
Example – Amoeba, Entamoeba.
Such organisms are made up of similar cells. It is done in a very simple way. Hence, it is called simple binary fission. Example – Amoeba, Entamoeba.
In this binary fission, organisms divide longitudinally, hence it is called Longitudinal binary fission.
In this binary fission, organisms divide longitudinally, hence it is called Longitudinal binary fission.