Answer: D. Cytokinesis can divide cytoplasm unequally, but each daughter cell must receive at least one mitochondrion. The larger cell may receive more mitochondria, but neither cell can receive none. A: assigns all mitochondria to the larger cell, leaving the bud without one. B: reverses that allocation, leaving the larger cell without one. C: assumes mitochondria can be made anew rather than inherited from pre-existing mitochondria. Remember: Unequal cytokinesis does not mean either daughter can lack mitochondria.