How does mitosis result in daughter cells containing identical number and same DNA with its parent cell? Crossing over occurs during the g1 phase • Crossing over occurs during prophase I Crossing over does not occur during prophase Crossing over does not occur during metaphase

How does mitosis result in daughter cells containing identical number and same DNA with its parent cell? Crossing over occurs during the g1 phase • Crossing over occurs during prophase I Crossing over does not occur during prophase Crossing over does not occur during metaphase

Concepts of Biology

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Chapter6: Reproduction At The Cellular Level

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Problem 4RQ: Chromosomes are duplicated during what portion of the cell cycle? a. G 1 phase b. S phase c....

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How does mitosis result in daughter cells containing identical number and same DNA with its parent cell?
Crossing over occurs during the g1 phase
Crossing over occurs during prophase I
Crossing over does not occur during prophase
Crossing over does not occur during metaphase

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