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Mitosis and binary fission are both forms of cell division that produce identical, or close to identical, daughter cells. What is a difference between these two processes?

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Mitosis and binary fission are both forms of cell division that produce identical, or close to identical, daughter cells. What is a difference between these two processes?

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Mitosis takes longer because it involves more chromosomes and is a more complicated process.

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Mitosis takes longer and involves more chromosomes. it is a more complicated process.

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