QUESTION 1 If plant cells had the following % of their cells in these stages of mitotic cell division and % of cells reflects how much time they spend in each stage: Interphase=74.9% Prophase=17.3% Metaphase=3.3% Anaphase=1.8% Telophase=2.7% and Animals had the following %s: Interphase=62.5% Prophase=31.5% Metaphase=3.3% Anaphase=2.0% Telophase=0.7%. Which of the following can we NOT conclude? O A. Both plants and animal cells spend most of their time in interphase; doubling all of the organelles and DNA requires a lot of time. O B. Animal cells spend more of their time in mitosis (dividing the nucleus) than plant cells do. OC.Plant cells spend more time in interphase and telophase than animal cells and animal cells spend more time in prophase, and anaphase than plant cells. O D. Plant cells divide more quickly than animal cells.
QUESTION 1 If plant cells had the following % of their cells in these stages of mitotic cell division and % of cells reflects how much time they spend in each stage: Interphase=74.9% Prophase=17.3% Metaphase=3.3% Anaphase=1.8% Telophase=2.7% and Animals had the following %s: Interphase=62.5% Prophase=31.5% Metaphase=3.3% Anaphase=2.0% Telophase=0.7%. Which of the following can we NOT conclude? O A. Both plants and animal cells spend most of their time in interphase; doubling all of the organelles and DNA requires a lot of time. O B. Animal cells spend more of their time in mitosis (dividing the nucleus) than plant cells do. OC.Plant cells spend more time in interphase and telophase than animal cells and animal cells spend more time in prophase, and anaphase than plant cells. O D. Plant cells divide more quickly than animal cells.
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If plant cells had the following % of their cells in these stages of mitotic cell division and % of cells reflects how much time they spend in each stage:
Interphase=74.9%
Prophase=17.3%
Metaphase=3.3%
Anaphase=1.8%
Telophase=2.7%
and Animals had the following %s:
Interphase=62.5%
Prophase=31.5%
Metaphase=3.3%
Anaphase=2.0%
Telophase=0.7%.
Which of the following can we NOT conclude?
O A. Both plants and animal cells spend most of their time in interphase; doubling all of the organelles and DNA requires a lot of time.
O B. Animal cells spend more of their time in mitosis (dividing the nucleus) than plant cells do.
O C. Plant cells spend more time in interphase and telophase than animal cells and animal cells spend more time in prophase, and anaphase than plant cells.
O D. Plant cells divide more quickly than animal cells.
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 2
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Which picture is a picture of mitotic cell division in animal cells?
O A. Picture A
O B. Picture B
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