Describe what happens during prophase I and metaphase I and how these phases play an important role in the genetic diversity of the daughter cells produced.

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anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

this is mathematics...
isnt this science?

poopsiedoodle · Answer

This is in the biology section o.o

anonymous · Answer

ohlol

anonymous · Answer

in prophase, the chromosomes are tightly wound together, so crossing over occurs. This means that parts of chromosomes fuse with others. During metaphase, homologous chromosomes line up randomly, resulting in 8,228,608 possibilities.