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When an Egg Is Formed Without Meiosis,merely a Mitotic Division,it

Question 28

Question 28

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When an egg is formed without meiosis,merely a mitotic division,it is


A) ameiotic parthenogenesis.
B) meiotic parthenogenesis.
C) anti-parthenogenesis.
D) hermaphroditism.
E) bisexual reproduction.

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