Biology Questions and Answers
each of the two haploid cells created in
meiosis I, giving birth to cells. four haploid
Meiosis II is a process idmitosis. entical to
- In which meiotic division
does the separation of the
homologous occur? What are
the ploidies of the generated
cells after the end of that
process?
The separation of the homologous
chromosomes occurs iof meiosis, or meiosis I.n the first division After the end of (^)
this cell division two haploid cells are
made, each having differentchromosomes (with no set of (^)
homologous). Note that in the cells
generated after meiosis I eachchromosome is still duplicated since (^) the
homologous chromosomes and not the
identical chromatids were separated.
- In which meiotic division
does the separation of
identical chromatids occur?
After the end of this process
what are the ploidies of the
new cells?
The separation occurs in the second meiotic division,of identical chromatids or (^)
meiosis II. After this cell division(similar to mitosis and that does not (^)
alter ploidy) the cells are still haploid
(they havmeiosis I).e become haploid after
- How many cells are made
after meiosis I and meiosis II?
After meiosis I two cells with already
separated After meiosis II four cells are homologous are created.created. - What are the periods of
the first meiotic division?
Meiosis I is divided into prophase I,metaphase I, anaphase I and telophase (^)
I.
- In which period of meiosis
does the pairing of
homologous chromosomes
occur?
The pairing of homologous
chromosomes is a vital step because the rightness of the for meiosis
homologous separation depends on the
process. This eof the cell division.vent occurs in prophase I - What is crossing over? In
which period of meiosis does
this event occur?
Crossing ovof chromosomaler is th fragments betweene eventual exchange
homologous chphenomenon occurs iromosomes. Tn prophase I whenhe (^)
homologous chCrossing over is of great impromosomes arortance fe paired.or (^)
evolution and biodiversity since it
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