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In an adult animal, mitosis occurs only in reproductive cells, while in a baby, it occurs in all cells.
In an adult animal, mitosis occurs only in reproductive cells, while in a baby, it occurs in all cells.
In an adult animal, mitosis is primarily for growth, while in a baby, it is mainly for repair.
In an adult animal, mitosis is primarily for growth, while in a baby, it is mainly for repair.
In an adult animal, mitosis produces more cells than in a baby.
In an adult animal, mitosis produces more cells than in a baby.
In an adult animal, mitosis is primarily for repair and maintenance, while in a baby, it is mainly for growth and development.
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In an adult animal, mitosis is primarily for repair and maintenance, while in a baby, it is mainly for growth and development.
In adult animals, the rate of growth has slowed down, and mitosis primarily serves to replace dead or damaged cells and maintain tissues. In contrast, babies are in a rapid growth phase where mitosis is essential for overall growth and development of tissues and organs.
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