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The cell cycle consists of two main periods. These are:
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A Interphase and the mitotic phase
B Prophase and telophase
C G1 and S phase
D Meiosis and mitosis
Explanation

The cell cycle is divided into interphase, where the cell prepares to divide, and the mitotic phase, where division occurs.

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