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If a cell undergoes nuclear division, but not cytoplasmic division...?

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  1. I believe a coenocyte...

    that's funny though, because i had the exact same question word for word for my summer anatomy packet...


  2. You will have a cell with double the amount organelles. Also two nuclei. I never heard of such a thing, but it may happen. The cell will not survive though, due to size and two nuclei, and other factors.

    good luck.

  3. A binucleate cell?

  4. it would have multiple nuclei.  

    many fungi have multiple nuclei.

  5. Such cells are called coenocytic

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coenocyte

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