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Answer - 2 (Two replicating fork)
Explanation - DNA replication is the process in which the double-stranded DNA replicates and makes a copy of itself during cell division.DNA of the circular bacteria chromosome is unwinded at the origin of replication that forms a replication bubble. The replication bubble is a replication fork, which is a Y-shaped junction. DNA replication is initiated at a single origin of replication later two replication forks are formed. These replication forks move in opposite directions as replication further proceeds.
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