MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS COMPARISON TABLI Basis of Comparison Mitosis Meiosis 1. Type of Cell where the process occurs 2. Number of cell divisions 3. Number of chromosomes in parent cell and daughter cell 4. Needed Checkpoints 5. Stages/ Phases 6. Final product 7. Example

MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS COMPARISON TABLI Basis of Comparison Mitosis Meiosis 1. Type of Cell where the process occurs 2. Number of cell divisions 3. Number of chromosomes in parent cell and daughter cell 4. Needed Checkpoints 5. Stages/ Phases 6. Final product 7. Example

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Chapter8: How Cells Reproduce

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MITOSIS AND MEIOSIS COMPARISON TABLE
Basis of Comparison
1. Type of Cell where the
Mitosis
Meiosis
process occurs
| 2. Number of cell divisions
3. Number of chromosomes
in parent cell and daughter
cell
4. Needed Checkpoints
5. Stages/ Phases
6. Final product
7. Example

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