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A scientific hypothesis that is subsequently extensively tested and continues to appear valid may be called a <u>THEORY.</u>
Each of the resulting daughter cells will have 64 chromosomes.
Mitosis is one of the components of the cell cycle when the duplicated chromosomes are distinguished into two nuclei. In mitosis, the two resulting daughter cells will always comprise of the similar quantity of chromosomes as the parent cell from which they are obtained.
The main function of mitosis is to keep the number of chromosomes constant in each cell division, thus, permitting one to grow and self-sustain the bodies.
Let's say a geographical barrier separates a species into two different population. Which also cause a reproductive isolation ( the two pupolations cannot interbred)
Throughout the time (lets say a million years), the two populations will undergo a lot of changes in their respective genomes and eventually will form 2 different species.
If there is no reproductive isolation, the 2 population could interbred with one another and there will be no speciation
During G1 interphase cell growth happens; a rapid cell growth and production of organelles. Energy releases protein synthesis and specific functions.
