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18 Cards in this Set
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list the stages of meiosis in order
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interphase
prophase metaphase I anaphase I telaphase I metaphase II anaphase II telaphase II |
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what is the difference between metaphase I and metaphase II
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metaphase I: chromasomes line up as homologous pairs along the equator
metaphase II: in both daughter cells, single chromasomes line up in a single row along the equator |
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how many functional cells does male meiosis produce
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four
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what do we call the end product of male meiosis
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sperm
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how many functional cells does female meiosis produce
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one
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what do we call the functional cell in female meiosis
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egg/ovum
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what do we cell the non functional cells in female meiosis
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polar bodies
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how many non functional cells are formed by the females
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three
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why does the egg need so much cytoplasm
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to give the egg cell energy for its long journey
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what is the main difference between male and female meiosis
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male meiosis produces four (functional) cells, whereas, female meiosis produces only one (functional) cell
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what is the "N" number for:
a) interphase b) prophase c) telophase I d) telophase II |
a) I-46
b) P-92 c) T1-46 d) T2-23 |
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at which stage of meiosis do chromosomes double
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prophase
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at which stage of meiosis does the original cell divide into two cells
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telaphase I
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at which stage of meiosis do chromosomes split into chromatids
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anaphase II
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at which stage of meiosis do homologus chromosomes line up paired in the middle
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metaphase I
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at which stage of meiosis do single chromosomes line up in the middle
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metaphase II
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at which stage of meiosis do the cells divide to form four cells
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telaphase II
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at which stage of meiosis do the homologous chromosomes split - one to each side
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anaphase I
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