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32 Cards in this Set
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The cell plate forms during this phase
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telophyase
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the nucleous and nuclear membrane disappear
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prophase
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cell division that produces gammetes
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meiosis
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a pair of replicated, homologous chromosomes
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tetrad
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process that restores the diploid chromosome number of the species
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fertilization
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formation of egg cells
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oogenesis
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the chromatin replicates and eventually coils and thickens
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interphase
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an example of asexual reproduction
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budding
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the spindle fibers shorten and pull the chromosomes toward the pole
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anaphase
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found only in animal cells during mitosis
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astral rays
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number that refers to the full set of chromosomes
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diploid
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formation of sperm cells
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spermatogenisis
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the number that refvers to half the set of chromosomes
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haploid
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sex cells
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gamets
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chromosomes line up at the equator
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metaphase
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division used for growth, repair and asexual reproduction
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mitosis
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where the individual strands of a double-stranded chromosome are joined together
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interphase
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the cell formed when an egg and a sperm fertilize each other
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zygote
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plant cutting is an example of _____ reproduction
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asexual
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another name for cell specialization
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differentiation
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when tetrads form
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synapsis
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an example of vegetative propagation
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grafting
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asexual reproduction in plants is called
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vegetative propagation
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spindle fibers shorten and pull chromosomes twards poles
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anaphase
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romosomes line up at the equator
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metaphase
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chromatin replicates
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interphase
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nucleolus and nuclear membrane disappears
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prophase
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centrioles reappear
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telophase
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resting stage
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interphase
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cell plate forms
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telophase
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nuclear membrane reappears
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telophase
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spindle fibers start to form
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prophase
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