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How is meiosis different from mitosis?A-Meiosis daughter cells only have half the chromosomes that theparent cell had. They are used for reproduction.B-Meiosis daughter cells are identical to their parent
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How is meiosis different from mitosis?A-Meiosis daughter cells only have half the chromosomes that theparent cell had. They are used for reproduction.B-Meiosis daughter cells are identical to their parent cells.C-Meiosis only happens in plants.D-Meiosis only happens in animals.

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Miosis is mitosis but for germ cells (reproductive cells) than somatic cells(body cells)

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