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1. Meiosis, sometimes called reduction division, is the type of cell division that produces ____________ cells in males and ____________ cells in females.<\/p>\n
2. How many phases are there in meiosis I and what are those?<\/p>\n
3. How many phases are there in meiosis II and what are those?<\/p>\n
4. Prophase I starts with a ____________ cell.<\/p>\n
5. In a process called ____________, each chromosome pairs up with and binds to its corresponding ____________ chromosome, forming a ____________.<\/p>\n
6. What is a tetrad? Explain.<\/p>\n
7. What are genes? Explain.<\/p>\n
8. What are alleles? Explain.<\/p>\n
9. What is crossing over (recombination)? Explain.<\/p>\n
10. Why is every gamete genetically different from every other gamete?<\/p>\n
11. Why are children different from their biological parents, as well as from their biological siblings?<\/p>\n
12. During __________________, the nuclear membrane disappears, the centrioles move to opposite ends of the cell, and spindle fibers fan out from them.<\/p>\n
13. What happens during metaphase I? Explain.<\/p>\n
14. What happens during anaphase I? Explain.<\/p>\n
15. What happens during telophase I? Explain.<\/p>\n
16. Meiosis I ends with _____ genetically different ____________ daughter cells. Each contains only one set of chromosomes consisting of paired sister __________________.<\/p>\n
17. Once the sister chromatids separate during anaphase II, they are called __________________.<\/p>\n
18. Meiosis II ends with _____ genetically different ____________ daughter cells. Each containing only one set of chromosomes.<\/p>\n
19. What are some key points about meiosis?<\/p>\n
20. What are the differences between meiosis I and meiosis II? Explain.<\/p>\n
21. Differences between mitosis and meiosis.<\/p>\n
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