  Calculations for fission and cluster decay of $^{76}Sr$ are presented for
this nucleus to be in its ground-state or formed as an excited compound system
in heavy-ion reactions. The predicted mass distribution, for the dynamical
collective mass transfer process assumed for fission of $^{76}Sr$, is clearly
asymmetric, favouring $\alpha $-nuclei. Cluster decay is studied within a
preformed cluster model, both for ground-state to ground-state decays and from
excited compound system to the ground-state(s) or excited states(s) of the
fragments.
