'A' represents the daughter cells formed by X. 'B' represents the daughter cells formed by Y. X and Y are types of cell division, identify them.

X - Mitosis, Y - Meiosis

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X - Meiosis, Y - Mitosis

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Solution

The correct option is A X - Mitosis, Y - Meiosis
Mitosis and meiosis are two types of cell division.
Image A represents two identical daughter cells which are diploid. This type of cell division is mitosis.
Image B represents 4 haploid daughter cells after genetic recombination. This type of cell division is meiosis.

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