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Since the formation of new DNA is an energy draining process, the cell undergoes a second growth and energy acquisition stage G2 phase A C G1 phase .B O M phase .C O Interphase.D O

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Chapter6: Reproduction At The Cellular Level

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G1 phase .B O
M phase .C O
Interphase.DO

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