tosis and binary fission are both forms of cell division that produce identical, or close to identical, daughter cells. What is a difference between these two processes?

Mitosis involves two rounds of divisions, whereas binary fission only involves one round of divisions.

Mitosis takes longer because it involves more chromosomes and is a more complicated process.

Binary fission involves multiple chromosomes, while mitosis only involves one circular chromosome.

Binary fission takes longer because prokaryotic cells are more primitive and slower than eukaryotic cells.

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tosis and binary fission are both forms of cell division that produce identical, or close to identical, daughter cells. What is a difference between these two processes?

 Mitosis involves two rounds of divisions, whereas binary fission only involves one round of divisions.

 Mitosis takes longer because it involves more chromosomes and is a more complicated process.
 
 

 Binary fission involves multiple chromosomes, while mitosis only involves one circular chromosome.

 Binary fission takes longer because prokaryotic cells are more primitive and slower than eukaryotic cells.

shrutipande9 · Answer

i believe it B.