Which of the following best describes the result of meiosis ii?
a. four genetically id...
Biology, 25.11.2019 17:31 amourayanna321
Which of the following best describes the result of meiosis ii?
a. four genetically identical, diploid daughter cells
b. four genetically identical, haploid daughter cells
c. four genetically different, diploid daughter cells
d. four genetically different, haploid daughter cells
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