Question

daughter cells that are genetically
blank the parent cells as well
as from blank . the genetic
differences allow for blank
population.

a diverse

diploid

different from

each other

similar to

an identical

Explanation:

This problem relates to genetic variation in cell division (likely meiosis). Daughter cells from meiosis are genetically different from parent cells and each other, leading to a diverse population. Matching the blanks: first blank needs a contrast ("different from"), second blank refers to daughter cell comparison ("each other"), third blank describes population outcome ("a diverse").

Answer:

1. different from
2. each other
3. a diverse