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Abbygal

Mitosis is the process that is similar to binary fission, both are asexual and they both produce an identical daughter cell. So there is no genetic variation like that which would come with meiosis, which is a type of sexual reproduction that produces a daughter cell that has DNA from two different parent cells.

Oseni

The process that is similar to binary fission from the list of options would be mitosis.

Binary fission involves a cell splitting into two cells. The cells are genetically similar.

Mitosis is a cell division in which a cell divides to give 2 daughter cells that are both genetically and phenotypically similar.

Hence, both binary fission and mitosis result in the formation of 2 cells that are similar to their parent cells.

Genetic variation, crossing over, and meiosis all result in variants, unlike binary fission and mitosis.

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