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All start with a parent cell and then brek off

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-start with one cell

-and then divide

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SM & HG

- they all start with one cell

- and then being copied by some type of gene (chromosomes)

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The cells divide themselves

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Cell division with copied chromosomes

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One cell is started and then it divides into two cells. The dna and the rna in the nucleus of the first cell is copied to the two new cells

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The Parent cell gives the off spring a identical copy of the DNA.

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Each cell copies it's chromosomes then splits them equally so each new cell has a new set.

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Nucleus of a cell contains the DNA. It also starts with only one cell and then divides.

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it starts with uno cell then divides & the nucleus contains the DNA

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Before birth each cell divides into more cells and the genes and DNA come from the parents

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There is an individual cell that splits and keeps splitting providing it's copies with the complete set of chromosomes, genes, and DNA it started out with.

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They start with one cell, and it divides until each cell has identical sets of genes.

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Starts in one cell, copies and then splits. Making more

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They start as one small cell and and then they receive dominate and recessive genes from other organisms (parents or whatever it may be) and then they grow from those identical sets of genes.

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SPM & SH it seem like the post all have the same general idea of the parent cells passing on identical DNA on their off spring.