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Sort each statement into **Bacteria only**, **Eukaryotes only**, or **Both bacteria and eukaryotes**.- Chromosomes replicate before cell division.- Replicated chromosomes separate by attaching to some other structural feature of the cell.- Chromosome separation begins at the origin of replication.- Duplicated chromosomes condense before separation.- The nuclear envelope fragments, permitting chromosome separation.- The two duplicated chromosome copies are attached at their centromeres before separation.
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This classification uses the Mastering Biology introductory model of a typical bacterium and open eukaryotic mitosis. Bacterial segregation mechanisms vary among species, and some eukaryotes undergo closed mitosis without complete nuclear-envelope breakdown.