Question

Helps Binary fission and mitosis/cytokinesis are both processes of cell division. Match the labels at the top with their appropriate type of cell division. If the label is true for both binary fission and mitosis/cytokinesis, drag it to the box labeled "Both'. Sexual reproduction DNA is copied before process starts Asexual reproduction Cell division in prokaryotes Parent coll gives rise to two daughter cells Cell Division in eukaryotes Daughter cells are identical to parent cell Daughter cells are clones of each other I Daughter cells are gontically different from parents required to sort multiple linear chromosomes JL Binary Fission Mitosis/Cytokinesis2223 Both

Answer 1

Binary Fission Mitosis/Cytokinesis Both

Asexual reproduction Sexual Reproduction DNA is copied before process starts

Daughter cells are clones Daughter cells are identical to parent cell
of each other  

Cell division in Prokaryotes Cell Division in Eukaryotes   

Daughter cells are genetically   Parent cell gives rise to two daugher cells
different from parent

Required to sort multiple linear chromosomes

Explanation:

Binary fission is an asexul mode of reproduction which occurs mostly in prokaryotes. Here the parent cell itself divides to give rise to 4 daughter cells which are clones of each other. Each daughter differs genetically from the parent. The genetic material found is circular chromosomes.

Mitosis or Cytokinesis is a sexual method of reproduction in Eukaryotes in which the parent cell divides to give rise to two daughter cells which are identical to the parent genetically. In eukaryotes, the chromosomes are linear.

In both processes, the genetic material is first duplicated before physical division of cells to give rise to daughter cells.