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Similarities and differences between prokaryotic and eukaryotic cell division

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Differences:
-prokaryotic cells are simpler in cell division than eukaryotic cells
-Prokaryotic divide through process called binary fission
-eukaryotes have a complex division process called mitosis and cytokinesis

Similarities:
-both types of cells from "daughter cells" (two daughter cells)
-both come from a "parent cell"
-don't require a "mate" to go through division

I hope this helps! I couldn't think of many similarities, sorry! ♥

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