DNA content doubles during     Meiosis I prophase     Mitosis prophase     Meiosis II prophase     Mitosis prophase and Meiosis I prophase     Interphase

What are the stages of meiosis Chromatids seperate as centromeres divide Chromosomes (chromatid doublets) line up as tetrads at the cell equator.

What would 2n=6 cells in metaphase I of meiosis look like? DG A В D XX XX O A

Phases of meiosis   Metaphase II Chromosomes line up on the equator.

This cell is in (phase?) of (Mitosis  /  Meiosis 2  /  Meiosis 1)?

Which of the following correctly describes a homologous pair of chromosomes in prophase of meiosis I? a- Two replicated chromosomes, each of which is one double-stranded DNA molecule b- Four replicated chromosomes, each of which is one double-stranded DNA molecule c- Two replicated chromosomes, each of which is two double-stranded DNA molecules d- Four replicated chromosomes, each of which is two double-stranded DNA molecules

Sister chromatids segregate during Meiosis I Interphase None of the above O Meiosis II O s phase

Compare and contrast phases of meiosis I with phases of meiosis II in terms of the events taking place and the behaviour of chromosomes.

In which stage of meiosis I do the homologous chromosomes move to opposite poles of the cell? a Telophase I b Metaphase I C Anaphase I d Prophase I

Metaphase of mitosis differs from metaphase of meiosis I because homologous chromosomes do not interact in meiosis I. homologous chromosomes do not interact in mitosis. metaphase does not occur in meiosis I. sister chromatids are not present in meiosis I.