Choose the the option that best describe how cytokinesis works in animal and plant cells.

1. Animal cells: A cell plate forms along the equator of the parent cell and a new cell wall and plasma membrane form on either side of the plate.

2. Animal cells: The plasma membrane pinches in along the parent cell's equator to form two daughter cells.

3. Plant cell: The plasma membrane pinches in along the parent cell's equator to form two daughter cells.

Answer is Option "1"

Explanation:

In animals, cell division occurs when a band of cytoskeletal strands called the contractile ring contracts internal and squeezes the phone in two, a procedure called contractile cytokinesis. The space created as the ring contracts internal is known as the cleavage wrinkle. Creature cells can be squeezed in two because they're relatively soft and squishy Plant cells are much stiffer than animal cells; they're encompassed by an inflexible cell divider and have high inside weight. Along these lines, plant cells separate in two by building another structure down the center of the cell. This structure, known as the cell plate, is comprised of plasma layer and cell wall segments conveyed in vesicles, and it parcels the cell in two