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The type of cell division where the daughter cells have exactly the same as the parent cells is called budding melosis mitosis symbiosis
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The type of cell division where the daughter cells have exactly the same as the parent cells is called

budding
melosis
mitosis
symbiosis

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mitosis

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I think the answer is

1.c

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