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Which two processes are involved in mitotic
cell division?
nuclear duplication and cytoplasmic
division
B nuclear duplication and cytoplasmic
duplication
C. spermatogenesis and cytoplasmic
duplication
D. oogenesis and cytoplasmic division

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Answer:

A. nuclear duplication and cytoplasmic division

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The two processes are involved in mitotic cell division include nuclear duplication and cytoplasm division.

Mitosis produces two identical daughter cells and is an asexual reproductive process which takes place during cell growth processes such as nuclear duplication and cytoplasm division.

Spermatogenesis and oogenesis are examples of  sexual reproductive processes which  involves the production of sperm and egg cells respectively. This makes them fall under meiosis and not mitosis.

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