Question

What is produced by the process of meiosis?



A.
four haploid cells


B.
two haploid cells


C.
four diploid cells


D.
two diploid cells

Answer 1

will give medal

Answer 2

@butterflydreamer

Answer 3

oh i just did this topic not too long ago.

Answer 4

ok so you can help

Answer 5

D

Answer 6

Sorry A *

Answer 7

what? I'm confussed

Answer 8

@butterflydreamer

Answer 9

what don't you understand?

Answer 10

D.
four haploid cells

Answer 11

http://www.bbc.co.uk/staticarchive/285fcc90cf44ee9f9adf6864b5fa1281ead39579.gif

Answer 12

what everyone just keeps giving away answers and it's so confussing
@butterflydreamer

Answer 13

do you know the stages in meiosis?
have you read about it in your text book or online?

Answer 14

yes but everyone just keeps saying the answer and it conffuses me

Answer 15

lmao okay!
do you want me to explain the different phases in meiosis and give you annotations or?

Answer 16

yes and explain the answer to me please

Answer 17

that will help me alot

Answer 18

alright i'll give you a run through and then i'll send you an image .

So these are the basic stages of meiosis:

Early prophase : This is where the chromosomes separate out into homologous pairs

Late prophase: The nuclear membrane breaks down. Chromosomes split into chromatids. Crossing over occurs : genetic variation occurs.

Metaphase I: Chromosomes align in pairs in the middle of the cell. Random segregation occurs here.

Anaphase I: Chromosome pairs separate and each chromosome moves to the opposite end of the cell.

Telophase: Two daughter cells are formed and the chromosome number is halved.

Cytokinesis I : Daughter cells are not identical to each other and have half the original number of chromosomes.

Metaphase II: Chromosomes align at the equator of the cell.

Anaphase II: Chromatids (the "arm" of the chromosomes) move apart, to opposite poles.

Cytokinesis II : The result is four daughter cells that are NOT identical to each other and they each have half the original number of chromosomes. We call these haploids.

Here are some screenshots from my notes. It's way easier to understand it in these pictures :)
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Answer 19

ya I know tho's it's the answer part poeple keep saying it's that not that no that not that and it's just so conffusing

Answer 20

it's D .-.

Answer 21

that is the only part I am froze on

Answer 22

lmao so you know what it is?
tbh if you get confused, just look at the screenshots from my notes ^_^ It's way easier to see what's happening in meiosis and i included one which shows both meiosis and mitosis

Answer 23

ok but poeple say D no A no D it's CONFUSSING

Answer 24

yah loll. go with what you know!
So final answer is?

Answer 25

so it's either A or D

Answer 26

that's what it's going to be one of the two

Answer 27

did you read.. anything i wrote? lmao......

Answer 28

yes

Answer 29

A or D

Answer 30

so you should know the answer :)
What is produced will be what is formed at your last phase.
so concentrate on the last phase and look at the images.
do you see four or two cells?
then did i say they were haploids (half the number of chromosomes) ?

Answer 31

A or D is one of the answers

Answer 32

right

Answer 33

wait.. we can choose two? O_O

Answer 34

no it's one of the two

Answer 35

A or D

Answer 36

yes then yes it is..

Answer 37

one is right one is not

Answer 38

yep....

Answer 39

it has to be A

Answer 40

:dies:

Answer 41

correct.
good job

Answer 42

thanks

Answer 43

:)

Answer 44

:)