Which process produces two genetically identical diploid cells?

The correct answer is - mitosis.

Explanation:

Mitosis is one of the processes of the life cycle. The mitosis is a cell division. That takes place in somatic cells of other cells of the body except for gonad cells.

Mitosis is the process involves the division of parent cell into two genetically same or identical cells with the exact same number of chromosomes. It produces diploid daughter cells that mean 2n.

Thus, the correct answer is - mitosis.

Meiosis II

Explanation:

the process is similar to mitosis, though its genetic results are different.