The process of this split is called binary fission.. Some unicellular organisms don't use fission, but rather budding. The difference is that budding produces a smaller cell rather than one that is equal in size. Unicellular organisms that reproduce are called a mother cell and the smaller one is called the daughter.
Second, Hispanic is an ethnic group consisting of people who speak a form of Spanish and were conquered by Spain at some point. So this covers most of South America (excluding countries like Brazil and Guyana), Central America and part of the Caribbean (the Dominican Republic, Cuba and Puerto Rico).
National Hispanic Heritage Month 2016: Fun Facts About Why We Celebrate Latinos. National Hispanic Heritage Month starts Thursday, and for the next 30 days the United States will celebrate the origin and history of the nationâs largest ethnic group in America. National Hispanic Heritage Month was created to recognize Hispanic and Latino culture, which now represents 56.6 million U.S. residents according to the Census Bureau.