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Mitosis = 1 cellular division
Meiosis = 2 successive cellular division

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Diploid parent cell
Same process:
Pro
Meta
Ana
Telo
Ends with cytokineses

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Both mitosis and meiosis occur in diploid cells

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Individual chromosomes line up in middle in mitosis rather than homologous pairs in meiosis.

Mitosis produces 2 daughter cells while meiosis produces 4 daughter cells all different

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they produce different amounts of daughter cells

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They both overall create new cells out of the previously existing cells. They both have to duplicate their chromosomes in prophase to begin the overall process. They also have to pull chromosomes apart in order to create the new cells.

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Both duplicate chromosomes to prepare for production of new cells through the process of PMAT.

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Chromosomes line up in the middle in both Meiosis and Mitosis

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- Mitosis ends up with 2 daughter cells and meiosis ends up with 4 daughter cells
- Mitosis, parent cells are genetically identical to daughter cells, while in meiosis parent cells are genetically different to daughter cells
- meiosis has two stages, meiosis one and meiosis 2

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only mitosis duplicates twice

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meiosis: a pair of duplicated homologs

Sister chromatids remain attached in anaphase (meiosis)

mitosis has 2 cells

meosis has 4 haploid

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have parent cells

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- Both go through prophase, pro-metaphase, metaphase, anaphase, and telophase
- Both produce daughter cells

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In meiosis, homologous chromosomes are held together by Chiasma, while in mitosis homologous chromosomes are not held together.

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Both occur during interphase and go through metaphase, anaphase and telophase

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In meiosis, when the chromosomes duplicate themselves, they then mesh themselves together and pull apart in groups of three instead of groups of 6. There is also one extra split at the end than mitosis in order to create 4 cells instead of 2. There are 2x less chromosomes and they're uneven.

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Meiosis results with a greater number of daughter cells than mitosis

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Meiosis goes through two cycles of PMAT, while mitosis only goes through one. Additionally, meiosis pairs homologous chromosomes and mitosis just has individual chromosomes.

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Meiosis creates different daughter cells while mitosis creates identical daughter cells

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Both mitosis and meiosis go through PMAT (prophase, metaphase, anaphase, telophase).

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