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The Daughter and Parent cell have many things in common, BUT it also depends on whose gene is Recessive and Dominant, but science the Woman is dominant in the woman's womb, i would have to say that mostly height, eyes, nose and mostly hair, most physical appearances are taken over by the recessive gene which is a free willed gene. glad to help Taylor P.S. I'm a Dude and I'm in sixth grade.

Don't forget about the chromosomes. A parent cell has 48 chromosomes. It gives away half to the daughter cell. So that means that they will have 48 chromosomes.

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