A wound is healing, and new body cells are being produced with the same chromosome number as the original cells. Which type of cell division is occurring?
Correct answer: B. Mitosis
- A. Meiosis
- B. Mitosis
- C. Fertilization
- D. Crossing over
Explanation
Mitosis produces two genetically similar daughter cells and maintains the chromosome number. Meiosis produces reproductive cells with half the chromosome number and is not the usual process for wound repair.
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