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The chromosomes of daughter cells formed during mitosis a. are double the number of those in the parent cell b. are identical to the chromosomes of the other daughter c. are half the number of those in
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The chromosomes of daughter cells formed during mitosis

a. are double the number of those in the parent cell
b. are identical to the chromosomes of the other daughter
c. are half the number of those in the parent cell
d. b and c are correct
e. all are correct

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B. are identical to the chromosomes of the other daughter

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