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The process of binary fission in an Amoeba results in the formation of:

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1A small daughter cell and a large mother cell
2Four genetically diverse daughter cells
3A large number of small, genetically unique daughter cells
4Two identical, similar-sized daughter cells✓

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Two identical, similar-sized daughter cells

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