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Why does meiosis have two stages of cytokinesis? Four daughter cells are produced so the cell needs to divide twice, The chromosomes get mixed up so the cell divides more to get…

Why does meiosis have two stages of cytokinesis? Four daughter cells are produced so the cell needs to divide twice, The chromosomes get mixed up so the cell divides more to get…
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Why does meiosis have two stages of cytokinesis? Four daughter cells are produced so the cell needs to divide twice, The chromosomes get mixed up so the cell divides more to get them back in order, The chromosomes cross over so the cell divides to break them up, or The daughter cells are 2n so there needs to be 2 divisions.

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