CRITERIA MITOSIS MEIOSIS a.    chrosomosomes number of daughter cells     b.    number of cell divisions     c.    stages     d.    Presence of synapses     e.    presence of crossing over     f.     cell type that undergoes cell division     g.    number of daughter cells formed     h.    DNA content of cells at start of division     i.      DNA content of daughter cells     j.      genetic consequences

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