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When a cell divides in asexual reproduction what type of cell division is it? *
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When a cell divides in asexual reproduction what type of cell division is it? *

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When a eukaryotic cell divides asexually, the nucleus and its genetic contents must divide too, in a process called mitosis. Both haploid (n) and diploid (2n) cells can divide asexually, at which time their nuclei divide mitotically.
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Answer: mitosis

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