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The daughter cells that are produced during mitosis are A. partially similar to their parent cell. OB. completely different than their parent cell. oc. identical to their parent cell. D. somewhat different
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The daughter cells that are produced during mitosis are
A. partially similar to their parent cell.
OB. completely different than their parent cell.
oc. identical to their parent cell.
D.
somewhat different from their parent cell.
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The answer is d I’m pretty sure
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The correct one is D
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