1) The daughter cells that result from Meiosis 1 are already haploid and unique a) Which even of Meiosis 1 results in the creation of Haploid cells? That is, why are momologous pairs of chromosomes absent in Meiosis 1 daughter cells? 2) The daughter cells are Haploid/Diploid (chose 1) because homologous pairs Are/Are Not ( chose 1) present in the same cell. The chromosomes in each daughter cells are Duplicate/Unduplicated (chose one) Please be brief

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