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Binary fission in bacteria differs from mitosis chiefly in that it
Answer: A
The single circular chromosome is replicated and the copies are drawn apart as the cell elongates, with no spindle involved. A bacterium has no nuclear envelope to dismantle in the first place. The process is correspondingly quicker and simpler than eukaryotic division.
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