The advantages of using maps in modeling mitosis include visual representation, clarity, and the ability to showcase the different stages of the process. Maps provide a clear and concise overview of the steps involved, allowing for better understanding among viewers. Additionally, maps can be easily modified or updated to include new discoveries or advancements in the field. However, a disadvantage of using maps is that they may oversimplify the complex nature of mitosis, potentially omitting crucial details or intricacies. Also, maps may not accurately depict the dynamic and intricate interactions that occur during mitosis.
