Which of the following processes causes the webbing to disappear? Choose 1 answer: А. Mitosis B. Meiosis C.Apoptosis D.Fertilization

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Which of the following processes causes the webbing to disappear?

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А. Mitosis
B. Meiosis
C.Apoptosis
D.Fertilization

Which of the following processes causes the webbing to disappear? Choose 1 answer-example-1

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The answer is (A. mitosis)

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