In what stage of meiosis is crossing over most likely to occur?

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anonymous · Answer

Prophase I

 Anaphase II

 Metaphase I

 Prophase II

thomaster · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

Im guessing anaphase II?

thomaster · Answer

The answer is in the image

anonymous · Answer

Oh so prophase I?

thomaster · Answer

Yes :) crossing over occurs in the profase of meiosis I, so profase I

anonymous · Answer

One more? :)

anonymous · Answer

why there is a greater diversity in sexual reproduction than in asexual reproduction? its just a question for myself.

thomaster · Answer

Because asexual reproduction is just cloning

thomaster · Answer

the offspring is genetically identical to the parent

anonymous · Answer

oh, and would this be a good answer to the following question? or could you change it up a bit? 
question - Both mitosis and meiosis begin with a diploid cell that contains replicated chromosomes. Explain the main differences between these two processes and what types of daughter cells produced by each.
 
My answer - In mitosis, an exact copy of the cell is made. In meiosis, the cells created are completely unique only with some genetic traits passed on from the parent cell.

thomaster · Answer

That's correct,
Maybe something to add: meiosis produces haploid daughter cells, mitosis proces diploid daughtercells.

thomaster · Answer

produces*