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How are meiosis I and mitosis similar? A- Sister chromatids are separated into daughter cells. B- Haploid cells are formed C- The chromosomes are copied before both processes. D…
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How are meiosis I and mitosis similar?
A- Sister chromatids are separated into daughter cells.
B- Haploid cells are formed
C- The chromosomes are copied before both processes.
D-Tetrads are separated into daughter cells.
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b.haploid cells are formed
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