Unlike meiosis, mitosis can A. use crossing-over to produce genetically varied offspring B. cut the chromosome number in half. C. result in two diploid daughter cells D. produce new cells

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Unlike meiosis, mitosis can

A. use crossing-over to produce genetically varied offspring
B. cut the chromosome number in half.
C. result in two diploid daughter cells
D. produce new cells

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C. Result in two diploid daughter cells

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