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Meiosis is the production of ____ and ____
sperm and eggs
Meiosis only occurs in the ____ and ____ cells, a.k.a. ____.
sperm, egg, gametes
Meiosis requires ____.
fertilization
In meiosis, offspring are ____ from parents
different
Sex chromosomes are in a pair but are not ____ in males.
homologous
What chromosome has the one or 2 genes that makes a male a male?
Y
complete set of chromosomes
karyotype
one from each parent
homologous pairs
Homologous chromosomes means that 1 comes from ____, the other from ____.
mom, dad
Homologous chromosomes (pairs of 2) are the same ____, expressed a little differently in Mom and Dad.
chromosome
Humans have ____ different sex chromosomes and ____ homologous pairs, a.k.a ____, for a total of ____.
2, 22, autosomes, 46
gametes are ____, meaning there are 1 set
haploid
Autosomes have ____ sets of chromosomes, which the term for that is ____.
2, diploid
Fertilization fuses ____ and ____ and creates a ____, or fertilized ____, which is (1n/2n).
sperm, egg, zygote, egg, 2n
Each chromosome consists of 2 ____.
sister chromatids
X and Y chromosomes
sex chromosomes
any cell with two homologous sets of chromosomes
diploid cell
Meiosis reduces the chromosome number by ____
half
a type of cell division that produces haploid gametes in diploid organisms
meiosis
Meiosis I and Meiosis II result in ____ daughter cells
4
In which stage do chromosomes duplicate, the chromosomes are not visible under the microscope except as a mass of chromatin
Interphase
What phase of Meiosis is the most complex and typically occupies over 90% of the time required for meiotic cell division? The chromatin coils up and chromosomes are now visible under a microscope. Also chromatids of homologous chromosomes exchange segments in a process called crossing over
Prophase I
During prophase I, chromosomes exchange segments in a process called ____.
crossing over
During what stage of meiosis are the chromosomes aligned in the middle?
Metaphase I
What phase of meiosis is marked by the migration of chromosomes toward the two poles of the cell (the haploid number)?
Anaphase I
During which stage of meiosis do the chromosomes arrive at the poles of their cell and each pole has a haploid chromosome set. Each chromosome still consists of two sister chromatids.
Telophase I
cells split
cytokinesis
members of a chromosome pair fail to separate
nondisjunction