Cleavage divisions differ from normal mitotic divisions in that

  • A

    There is no nuclear division during cleavage

  • B

    There is no division of the cytoplasm during cleavage

  • C

    There is no period of growth in between the divisions

  • D

    The division of the cytoplasm follows nuclear divisions

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