Identify three cells. Each cell should be in a different stage of mitosis. For each cell, annotate this diagram with the following: Name the stage of mitosis that you think the cell is in State the evidence you see that tells you that it is in that stage

Identify three cells. Each cell should be in a different stage of mitosis. For each cell, annotate this diagram with the following: Name the stage of mitosis that you think the cell is in State the evidence you see that tells you that it is in that stage

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Chapter10: Cell Reproduction

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Learning Task 13-3: MITOSIS
Identify three cells. Each cell should be in a different stage of mitosis.
For each cell, annotate this diagram with the following:
Name the stage of mitosis that you think the cell is in
State the evidence you see that tells you that it is in that stage

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