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Which best describes cells at the end of mitosis (cell division)? A) Two daughter cells are identical at the end of mitosis B) Two daughter cells are completely different at the end of mitosis C) Four
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Which best describes cells at the end of mitosis (cell division)?

A) Two daughter cells are identical at the end of mitosis
B) Two daughter cells are completely different at the end of mitosis
C) Four daughter cells are completely different at the end of mitosis
D) Four daughter cells are identical at the end of mitosis

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A - two daughter cells are identical at the end of mitosis

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The answer is A two daughter cells are identical at the end of mitosis
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