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Cell Reproduction: Quick Warm-Up

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Cell Reproduction: Quick Warm-Up
 

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Human cells use binary fission to reproduce.

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Cells reproduce by division to support growth and repair.

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Mitosis occurs only in plant cells.

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During mitosis the nucleus remains intact and does not break down.

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All cells divide at the same speed.

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The two main types of cell division in organisms are mitosis and meiosis.

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Meiosis happens in somatic body cells all the time.

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Meiosis produces two identical daughter cells.

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Mitosis produces two identical daughter cells.

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Cells come from existing cells according to the cell theory.

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