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CRITICAL THINKING Precursors of an animal germ cell has 12 ng of DNA in it G1 phase what would be amount of dna in its each daughter cell immediately after meiosis? A.24 ng B. 12 ng C. 6 ng D. 3 ng
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CRITICAL THINKING
Precursors of an animal germ cell has 12 ng of DNA in it G1 phase what would be amount of dna in
its each daughter cell immediately after meiosis?
A.24 ng
B. 12 ng
C. 6 ng
D. 3 ng
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Option D. 3ng
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D. 3 ng is the correct option
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