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State the stage of cell division shown below. Is this during mitosis or meiosis? Also, explain why you chose your answer. (3 marks) Cell from Organism with a Ploidy of 2n=12 APMMP 44244A

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Question Text	State the stage of cell division shown below. Is this during mitosis or meiosis? Also, explain why you chose your answer. (3 marks) Cell from Organism with a Ploidy of 2n=12 APMMP 44244A
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