How does reproduction of a unicellular occur?

Answer 1

the cell splits evenly in half in 5 stages in the 1st stage the cell grows and the chromosomes double, in the 2nd stage the nucleus disappears, In the 3rd stage the chromosomes line up in the middle, in the 4th stage the chromosomes and organelles are split evenly and the cells begin to separate, in in 5th stage, 2 identical cells split apart and become 2 separate cells

Answer 2

Unicellular organisms reproduce asexually through processes such as binary fission, budding, or fragmentation. In binary fission, the cell divides into two identical daughter cells. In budding, a smaller cell (bud) grows out from the parent cell until it eventually detaches. In fragmentation, the parent cell breaks into fragments that can grow into new individuals.