Mitotic cell division results in two cells that have: 10. Mitotic cell division results in two cells that have:O A. n chromosomes and are genetically identical.O B. n chromosomes and are genetically differentO C. 2n chromosomes and are genetically identicalO D. 2n chromosomes and are genetically different11. Event(s) that leads to the production of Siamese /conjoined twinsO A. complete cytokinesis of cells undergoing meiotic division of the developing embryoO B. separation of the dividing cells of the developing embryoO C. Separation of the dividing cells of the embryo but had incomplete cytokinesis in some cellsO D. incomplete cytokinesis of cells undergoing mitotic division of fertilized egg cell

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10. Mitotic cell division results in two cells that have: O A. n chromosomes and are genetically identical. O B. n chromosomes and are genetically different O C. 2n chromosomes and are genetically identical O D. 2n chromosomes and are genetically different

10. Mitotic cell division results in two cells that have: O A. n chromosomes and are genetically identical. O B. n chromosomes and are genetically different O C. 2n chromosomes and are genetically identical O D. 2n chromosomes and are genetically different

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