Question

1 binary fission is used by: prokaryotes eukaryotes animals plants fungi all organisms 2 and produces: two genetically identical cells

Explanation:

Question 1

Binary fission is a form of asexual reproduction common in prokaryotes (like bacteria). Eukaryotes, animals, plants, and fungi typically use other reproduction methods (e.g., mitosis, meiosis, or spore - forming). So prokaryotes use binary fission.

In binary fission, a single prokaryotic cell divides into two cells. The genetic material is replicated and then the cell splits, resulting in two cells that have the same genetic material as the original cell, i.e., two genetically identical cells.

Answer:

A. Prokaryotes

Question 2