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uestion 4 Mitosis Meiosis Number of Cell Divisions (Spell the Number) two two Type of Cell Produced (Somatic Cells/Gametes) Gametes Gametes Number of Daughter Cells (Spell the Number) two four Daughter Cells (Diploid /Haploid) Diploid Наploid Daughter Cells (Identical/Different) Identical Different

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**Question 4:** | | **Mitosis** | **Meiosis** | |------------------------|-------------|-------------| | **Number of Cell Divisions**<br>(Spell the Number) | two | two | | **Type of Cell Produced**<br>(Somatic Cells/Gametes) | Gametes | Gametes | | **Number of Daughter Cells**<br>(Spell the Number) | two | four | | **Daughter Cells**<br>(Diploid/Haploid) | Diploid | Haploid | | **Daughter Cells**<br>(Identical/Different) | Identical | Different | **Explanation:** The table compares mitosis and meiosis. It provides a detailed account of their respective characteristics: 1. **Number of Cell Divisions**: - Mitosis has one cell division, resulting in "two" outcomes for both processes. - Meiosis involves two rounds of cell division. 2. **Type of Cell Produced**: - The table incorrectly lists "Gametes" under type of cells produced by both mitosis and meiosis, though typically, mitosis produces somatic cells and meiosis produces gametes. 3. **Number of Daughter Cells**: - Mitosis results in "two" daughter cells. - Meiosis produces "four" daughter cells. 4. **Daughter Cells** – **Diploid or Haploid**: - Daughter cells from mitosis are "Diploid". - Daughter cells from meiosis are "Haploid". 5. **Daughter Cells** – **Identical or Different**: - In Mitosis, daughter cells are "Identical". - In Meiosis, daughter cells are "Different".
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 4:** | | **Mitosis** | **Meiosis** | |------------------------|-------------|-------------| | **Number of Cell Divisions**<br>(Spell the Number) | two | two | | **Type of Cell Produced**<br>(Somatic Cells/Gametes) | Gametes | Gametes | | **Number of Daughter Cells**<br>(Spell the Number) | two | four | | **Daughter Cells**<br>(Diploid/Haploid) | Diploid | Haploid | | **Daughter Cells**<br>(Identical/Different) | Identical | Different | **Explanation:** The table compares mitosis and meiosis. It provides a detailed account of their respective characteristics: 1. **Number of Cell Divisions**: - Mitosis has one cell division, resulting in "two" outcomes for both processes. - Meiosis involves two rounds of cell division. 2. **Type of Cell Produced**: - The table incorrectly lists "Gametes" under type of cells produced by both mitosis and meiosis, though typically, mitosis produces somatic cells and meiosis produces gametes. 3. **Number of Daughter Cells**: - Mitosis results in "two" daughter cells. - Meiosis produces "four" daughter cells. 4. **Daughter Cells** – **Diploid or Haploid**: - Daughter cells from mitosis are "Diploid". - Daughter cells from meiosis are "Haploid". 5. **Daughter Cells** – **Identical or Different**: - In Mitosis, daughter cells are "Identical". - In Meiosis, daughter cells are "Different".
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