For sexually reproducing multicellular organisms, when does mitosis begin? Select one: a. after meiosis b. after fertilization c. before meiosis d. before fertilization

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For sexually reproducing multicellular organisms, when does mitosis begin?

Select one:
a. after meiosis
b. after fertilization
c. before meiosis
d. before fertilization

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B is the final answer! :)

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