it is very common for crayfish to lose a claw after a serious injury. Fortunately, within a couple of months the crayfish is able to grow a new claw. Which of the following statements best describes the process that by which the new claw regenerated?

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Jenny Conley

Biology

20 April, 22:28

it is very common for crayfish to lose a claw after a serious injury. Fortunately, within a couple of months the crayfish is able to grow a new claw. Which of the following statements best describes the process that by which the new claw regenerated?

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Ronald Bauer · Answer 1

Mitotic cell division adds new cells to rebuild the new claw.

Malik Valdez · Answer 2

The correct statement is that mitotic cell division supplements new cells to reconstruct the new claw.

Both the asexual and sexual species undergo the procedure of mitosis. It takes place in the cells of the body called the somatic cells and generates cells associated with growth and repair. Mitosis plays an important role in asexual reproduction, reproduction, and growth. However, it does not produce gametes or sex cells.