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The 12 pages that link to Cytokinesis, each with the reason it gives.

• MitosisRelated: It commonly follows mitosis but is a distinct process.

• ActinRelated: A contractile actin–myosin ring constricts the cell during animal-cell cytokinesis.

• MyosinRelated: A contractile ring containing myosin II constricts to divide many animal cells.

• CytoplasmRelated: It partitions cytoplasmic contents between daughter cells.

• BuddingRelated: In single-celled budding, unequal cytokinesis separates the small bud from its parent.

• Cell divisionRelated: It completes cell division after the genetic material has been apportioned.

• Mitotic spindleRelated: Spindle positioning helps determine where the cell divides.

• Actin filamentRelated: An actin–myosin contractile ring constricts the cell during many forms of cytokinesis.

• AnaphaseRelated: It commonly follows anaphase and partitions the cell around the separated chromosome sets.