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What happens at the very end of mitosis A Cytokinesis - there are now two cells B DNA Replication C Chromosomes align

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What happens at the very end of mitosis

A Cytokinesis - there are now two cells
B DNA Replication
C Chromosomes align

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It’s A-
There are two things that take place at the end- telophase and cytokinesis.

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