Homologous chromosomes are chromosome pairs that are roughly the same size and contain genes for the same types of traits. These homologous chromosomes are particularly important during meiosis. Which of the following best describes a consequence to meiosis if homologous chromsomes did not exist?

a
The nuclear envelope would not be able to dissolve during prophase.
b
Crossing over would not be able to occur without homologous chromosomes.
c
The division of the cytoplasm would be impaired during cytokinesis.
d
The daughter cells would always have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.

Question

Homologous chromosomes are chromosome pairs that are roughly the same size and contain genes for the same types of traits.  These homologous chromosomes are particularly important during meiosis.  Which of the following best describes a consequence to meiosis if homologous chromsomes did not exist?

a
The nuclear envelope would not be able to dissolve during prophase.
 b
Crossing over would not be able to occur without homologous chromosomes.
 c
The division of the cytoplasm would be impaired during cytokinesis.
 d
The daughter cells would always have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.

klmjnmkj · Answer

im fine if you guess kristine