The mitotic cell cycle: explain question

A species of lizard can regenerate its tail after loss. During regeneration, a mass of stem cells in the tail bud undergoes rapid cell division to produce new tissues. Researchers observe that the majority of these divisions produce genetically identical daughter cells. Explain why mitosis normally produces genetically identical daughter cells. In your answer, refer to: • chromosome structure • the stages of the mitotic cell cycle • the role of telomeres • the potential consequences if mitosis becomes uncontrolled.