Question #20 Which statement best explains one reason why the cells produced from meiosis are different from the
cells produced during mitosis?
A
During meiosis, one cell divides once into two cells, while in mitosis, the cell divides twice into four
cells.
B.
During meiosis, sections of DNA trade places, producing daughter cells different from the parent
cells, while in mitosis, the daughter cells are identical.
с
During meiosis, the genetic material is not copied, while in mitosis, the genetic material is copied.
D
During meiosis, DNA is intentionally mutated, producing daughter cells with new DNA sequences,
while in mitosis, the DNA does not mutate.