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Mitosis occurs in certain types of eukaryotic cells called: A. Gametes B. Somatic cells C. Sex cells D. Egg and sperm cell

Mitosis occurs in certain types of eukaryotic cells called: A. Gametes B. Somatic cells C. Sex cells D. Egg and sperm cell
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Mitosis occurs in certain types of eukaryotic cells called:

A. Gametes
B. Somatic cells
C. Sex cells
D. Egg and sperm cell

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Answer: somatic cells

Explanation: the other three don’t cause mitosis, instead cause meiosis

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