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Question

1. Exchange of DNA between maternal and paternal chromosomes.

2.Specialized nuclear division that produces haploid cells.

3.Tetrads (paired homologous chromosomes) line up down the middle of the cell.

4.Independent daughter chromosomes move to opposite sides of the cell.

5.Division into 4 haploid cells.

6.Chromosomes finish moving to opposite sides of the cell and the nuclear envelope reforms.

7.Tetrads (Homologous chromosomes) separate into sister chromatids and move to opposite sides of the cell.

8.Cells that contain only one type of chromosome.

9.Cells with pairs of homologous chromosomes.

10.Two chromosomes that make up a pair.

 

 

a.
Meiosis
b.
Anaphase I
c.
Telophase II
d.
Anaphase II
e.
Crossing Over
f.
Diploid
g.
Haploid
h.
Metaphase I
i.
Homologous Chromosomes
j.
Cytokinesis II

Answer 1

10.Two chromosomes that make up a pair are Homologous Chromosomes and therefore they can pair.

 

 6. Chromosomes finish moving to opposite sides of the cell and the nuclear envelope reforms during Telophase II  of meiosis that marks final phase of cell division.

 

2.Specialized nuclear division that produces haploid cells is meiosis.

 

9.Cells with pairs of homologous chromosomes are Diploid. 

 

1. Exchange of DNA between maternal and paternal chromosomes is Crossing Over.

 

8. Cells that contain only one type of chromosome are Haploid.

 

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