During cytokinesis, the cytoplasm is divided to produce two different daughter cells that are similar to each other.
Option: A
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Somatic cells (any ‘cell’ of the living organisms except for reproductive cells) are divided by the process called mitosis. During mitosis, two similar daughter cells are produced just after the separation of chromatids. Cytokinesis occurs in the fourth phase of mitosis namely telophase where a cleavage or a furrow is formed in the animal cell. This cleavage deepens and is eventually results in the cell division where cell separates into two similar daughter cells.
