Question

binary fission mitosis meiosis
formed by
eukaryotes
prokaryotes
f daughter cells
is are genetically
parent cells
in daughter cells

Explanation:

For "Performed by" row:

• Binary Fission: Prokaryotes (prokaryotic cells like bacteria use binary fission for reproduction).
• Mitosis: Eukaryotes (eukaryotic cells (plants, animals, fungi) use mitosis for growth, repair, and asexual reproduction).
• Meiosis: Eukaryotes (eukaryotic cells (germ cells) use meiosis to produce gametes (sperm/egg) with half the chromosome number).

For "Number of Daughter Cells" row:

• Binary Fission: 2 (one parent cell splits into two identical daughter cells).
• Mitosis: 2 (one parent cell divides into two diploid daughter cells, identical to the parent).
• Meiosis: 4 (one diploid parent cell divides into four haploid daughter cells (gametes)).

For "Daughter Cells are genetically to parent cells" row:

• Binary Fission: Identical (since it's a simple division of the parent cell's genetic material, no recombination).
• Mitosis: Identical (daughter cells have the same genetic material as the parent, used for growth/repair where genetic consistency is needed).
• Meiosis: Different (due to crossing over and independent assortment during meiosis, gametes have unique genetic combinations, half the chromosome number of the parent).

For "Chromosome number in daughter cells" row:

• Binary Fission: Same as parent (prokaryotes have a single circular chromosome, replicated and split, so daughter cells have the same genetic material amount).
• Mitosis: Same as parent (diploid daughter cells, same chromosome number as the diploid parent cell).
• Meiosis: Half of parent (haploid daughter cells, chromosome number is reduced by half from the diploid parent cell, so if parent is 2n, daughter is n).

If you need to fill the dropdowns:

• Binary Fission - Performed by: Prokaryotes
• Mitosis - Performed by: Eukaryotes
• Meiosis - Performed by: Eukaryotes

• Binary Fission - Number of Daughter Cells: 2
• Mitosis - Number of Daughter Cells: 2
• Meiosis - Number of Daughter Cells: 4

• Binary Fission - Genetically to parent: Identical
• Mitosis - Genetically to parent: Identical
• Meiosis - Genetically to parent: Different

• Binary Fission - Chromosome number: Same as parent
• Mitosis - Chromosome number: Same as parent
• Meiosis - Chromosome number: Half of parent

Answer:

For "Performed by" row:

• Binary Fission: Prokaryotes (prokaryotic cells like bacteria use binary fission for reproduction).
• Mitosis: Eukaryotes (eukaryotic cells (plants, animals, fungi) use mitosis for growth, repair, and asexual reproduction).
• Meiosis: Eukaryotes (eukaryotic cells (germ cells) use meiosis to produce gametes (sperm/egg) with half the chromosome number).

For "Number of Daughter Cells" row:

• Binary Fission: 2 (one parent cell splits into two identical daughter cells).
• Mitosis: 2 (one parent cell divides into two diploid daughter cells, identical to the parent).
• Meiosis: 4 (one diploid parent cell divides into four haploid daughter cells (gametes)).

For "Daughter Cells are genetically to parent cells" row:

• Binary Fission: Identical (since it's a simple division of the parent cell's genetic material, no recombination).
• Mitosis: Identical (daughter cells have the same genetic material as the parent, used for growth/repair where genetic consistency is needed).
• Meiosis: Different (due to crossing over and independent assortment during meiosis, gametes have unique genetic combinations, half the chromosome number of the parent).

For "Chromosome number in daughter cells" row:

• Binary Fission: Same as parent (prokaryotes have a single circular chromosome, replicated and split, so daughter cells have the same genetic material amount).
• Mitosis: Same as parent (diploid daughter cells, same chromosome number as the diploid parent cell).
• Meiosis: Half of parent (haploid daughter cells, chromosome number is reduced by half from the diploid parent cell, so if parent is 2n, daughter is n).

If you need to fill the dropdowns:

• Binary Fission - Performed by: Prokaryotes
• Mitosis - Performed by: Eukaryotes
• Meiosis - Performed by: Eukaryotes

• Binary Fission - Number of Daughter Cells: 2
• Mitosis - Number of Daughter Cells: 2
• Meiosis - Number of Daughter Cells: 4

• Binary Fission - Genetically to parent: Identical
• Mitosis - Genetically to parent: Identical
• Meiosis - Genetically to parent: Different

• Binary Fission - Chromosome number: Same as parent
• Mitosis - Chromosome number: Same as parent
• Meiosis - Chromosome number: Half of parent