Asexual reproduction in Animals.

Dear students just refer to our notes & the below mention video link to understand the following topics :

Binary Fission in Amoeba & Paramecium

Budding in yeast & Hydra.
Regeneration in planaria





https://youtu.be/0mhMNvnpoMU

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