7. Which of the following statementscorrectly compares mitosis and meiosis?a. Cells that undergo mitosis divide onetime and result in 4 genetically identicaldaughter cells. Cells that undergomeiosis divide once and result in 2daughter cells that are not identicalb. Cells that undergo mitosis divide onetime and result in 2 genetically identicaldaughter cells. Cells that undergomeiosis divide twice and result in 2daughter cells that are not identical.c. Cells that undergo mitosis divide onetime and result in two geneticallyidentical daughter cells. Cells thatundergo meiosis divide twice and resultin 4 daughter cells that are notidentical.d. Cells that undergo mitosis divide onetime and result in 2 cells that are notgenetically identical. Cells that undergomeiosis divide twice and result in 4daughter cells that are geneticallyidentical.

Answer. Mitosis is a process in which a parent cell which is diploid (2n) is divided into two…

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Cells that undergo mitosis divide one time and result in two genetically identical daughter cells. Cells that undergo meiosis divide twice and result in 4 daughter cells that are not identical.

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7. Which of the following statements
correctly compares mitosis and meiosis?
a. Cells that undergo mitosis divide one
time and result in 4 genetically identical
daughter cells. Cells that undergo
meiosis divide once and result in 2
daughter cells that are not identical
b. Cells that undergo mitosis divide one
time and result in 2 genetically identical
daughter cells. Cells that undergo
meiosis divide twice and result in 2
daughter cells that are not identical.
c. Cells that undergo mitosis divide one
time and result in two genetically
identical daughter cells. Cells that
undergo meiosis divide twice and result
in 4 daughter cells that are not
identical.
d. Cells that undergo mitosis divide one
time and result in 2 cells that are not
genetically identical. Cells that undergo
meiosis divide twice and result in 4
daughter cells that are genetically
identical.

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