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Define the term binary fission and give one example of it.

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How does an Amoeba reproduce? Describe with the help of labelled diagrams.
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What are the mode of reproduction in hydra, human beings, and insects?
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Name the following:
The animal reproduces by budding. (Hydra, Amoeba)
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Two very small organisms X and Y both reproduce by the method of budding. Organism X is industrially very important because it is used in making alcohol from sugar. It is also used in making bread. Organism Y is a tiny animal having tentacles which lives in water.
To which class of organisms does X belong? (Fungi/Bacteria)
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Explain asexual reproduction in amoeba with diagram.
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How is reproduction in Hydra different from that in Amoeba?
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With the help of diagrams, explain how an Amoeba and a Hydra multiply.
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How does a Hydra reproduce? Explain with the help of a labelled diagram.
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Explain the process of binary fission in amoeba.
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A unicellular organism P lives in pond water. The organism P has no fixed shape, its shape keeps on changing. It moves and catches its prey with the help of organs Q which keep on appearing and disappearing. The organism P reproduces by a process R. Another organism S also reproduces by this process. Name P, Q, R and S.
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 Two very small organisms X and Y, both reproduce by the method of budding. Organism X is industrially very important because it is used in making alcohol from sugar. It is also used in making bread. Organism Y is a tiny animal having tentacles that live in water.
(d) What is organism Y?
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Amoeba reproduces by budding.
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Binary fission occurs in_____(Hydra, Amoeba)
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Describe : (a) binary fission in Amoeba, and (b) budding in Hydra.
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Draw a labelled diagram to show budding in hydra.
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Multiple fission in Plasmodium is
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Name an animal which divides by budding.
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Write the quadrants in which the following points lie:

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Two very small organisms X and Y both reproduce by the method of budding. Organism X is industrially very important because it is used in making alcohol from sugar. It is also used in making bread. Organism Y is a tiny animal having tentacles which lives in water.

Out of X and Y, which organism is multicellular and which one is unicellular?