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without meiosis, ____ ____ can't happen
sexual reproduction
meiosis I results in the ____
reduction of the number of chromosomes
prophase I -
1. ____ forms
2. ____ happens between the chromatids
tetrads
crossing-over
tetrad has how many chromatids?
4
crossing-over
process when genes on the chromatids in a tetrad are exchanged
metaphase I -
1. the tetrads as a ____ are located at the ____
unit, equator
anahase I -
1. each ____ is pulled away from its ____ toward ____ ____
2. the ____ remain attached
3. the cluster of ____ around each pole is ____ (there's ____ as many chromosomes as in the original cell, but each chromosome is ____-stranded)
chromosomes, homologous partner, opposite poles
sister chromatids
chromosomes, haploid, half, double
telophase I -
1. chromosomes are ____-____
2. in some organisms the ____ ____ reappears around each new nuclear area: in others it does not
double-stranded
nuclear envelope
interphase:
1. no ____ ____ occurs
DNA replication
meiosis II -
this second stages ____ the ____, ending in #____ (type)____ cells called ____
separates, chromatids
4 haploid, gametes
gametes are ____ cells
reproductive
meiosis occurs in any living things that ____ ____
reproduces sexually
meiosis occurs because of ____ ____
sexual reproduction
sperm(N) + egg(N) = ____ ____ (____)(2N)
fertilized egg
zygote
zygote
fertilized egg
2N --> N
meisosis I
what does meiosis I result in?
the reduction of the number of chromosomes
what does meisosis II result in?
the separation of chromatids that ends in 4 haploid cells called gametes
genes
sections of chromatids that control different things
crossing-over results in...
genetic variations
humans have how many homelogous pairs?
23
what does prophase I result in?
a tetrad and crossing-over
what does metaphase I result in?
tetrads located at the equator
what does Anaphase I result in?
cluster of chromosomes that are haploid at each pole
what does telophase I result in?
reappearance of nuclear envelope in some organisms
double-stranded
2 sister chromatids
when does DNA replication occur?
before meiosis