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1. Meiosis produces daughter cells that are

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Marina86 [1]3 years ago

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1. A Haploid

2. A. Somatic Cell production

3. B. Gametic cell production

4. C. Mitosis produces identical cells to parent cells.

5. B 4:0

6. C Both parent bees are heterozygous Ll

7. D DNA is made up of chromosomes

8. B Each hypothesis was tested and DNA supported the data better

9. D There may be an increase in pest populations that are resistant to control measures.

10. A They are proven to cause cancer.

11. B a form of a gene

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