Which of the following is true of BOTH MEIOSIS AND MITOSIS?O Results in two identical diploid cells.O Involves one round of cell division.Involves one round of DNA replication.Results in four different haploid cells.Involves two rounds of DNA replicationO Involves two rounds of cell divisionO A process required for multicellular organisms to grow bigger.O A process that results in haploid gametes.

Mitosis is the process by which a single parent cell divides into two daughter cells having the same…

Vhich of the following is true of BOTH MEIOSIS AND MITOSIS? O Results in two identical diploid cells. Involves one round of cell division. O Involves one round of DNA replication. O Results in four different haploid cells. O Involves two rounds of DNA replication O Involves two rounds of cell division O A process required for multicellular organisms to grow bigger. O A process that results in haploid gametes.

Vhich of the following is true of BOTH MEIOSIS AND MITOSIS? O Results in two identical diploid cells. Involves one round of cell division. O Involves one round of DNA replication. O Results in four different haploid cells. O Involves two rounds of DNA replication O Involves two rounds of cell division O A process required for multicellular organisms to grow bigger. O A process that results in haploid gametes.

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