Question

How is the chromosome number reduced between meiosis I and meiosis II?

a.
crossing over
c.
two replications
b.
metaphase
d.
no replication

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The most likely answer to this question seems to be crossing over

Answer 3

i got a new ???

Answer 4

But i am not sure..i think it can be B also

Answer 5

can u pls help @Frostbite ?

Answer 6

@Somy

Answer 7

can u understand it from these pictures?

Answer 8

answer will be no replication ?

Answer 9

crossing over- nope that does not happen
two replications- makes no sense

Answer 10

i think so

Answer 11

yes it will be

Answer 12

becuase during metaphase chromosomes like up at the equator
they do not separate yet
if it was anaphase i'd agree to it
but since its not in the option the only one that makes sense in no replication

Answer 13

because*

Answer 14

yes and replication occurs in Meiosis II and not between Meiosis I and Meiosis II

Answer 15

Thnx @Somy !
\(\huge\ddot\smile\)

Answer 16

lol i hate calling this meiosis 1 or 2
i like saying replication happens during Mitosis
since Meiosis is basically continuation of mitosis :)

Answer 17

u r welcome :* @Abhisar

Answer 18

R-selected species have a short life span and an early reproduction cycle. T or F

Answer 19

what are R-selected species on the first place?