Which describes the process of a bacterial cell dividing to create two daughter cells?
a binary fission
b fertilization
c meiosis
d gamete formation

The correct answer is A. Binary fission.

Binary fission describes the process by which bacterial cell dividing to create two daughter cells. Binary fission is termed as the division of single either into more or two parts.

The resembling of the original we regenerate the parts to separate entities. The cell is only the object which experiences fission. Binary fission processes involves replicated DNA copies which moves to opposite poles of cell.

There is growth of new cell wall which starts to separate the bacterium. The new cell wall it fully develops and then separates the bacterium.

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