What is true about the replication forks formed at each replication origin? Group of answer choices At each fork, the replication machine opens up the double helix and uses each DNA strand to make new daughter strands. Replication forks are X shaped. One replication fork is formed at each replication origin. The two forks formed at each replication origin move in the same direction, working together to unzip the DNA double helix and replicating the DNA as they go. DNA replication in bacteria and eukaryotes is unidirectional, In that DNA is replicated in only one direction.