Interphase: chromosomes are unpaired Prophase: chromosomes and centromeres have replicated, but centromeres have not split Prophase: homologs synapse AB AB ab Anaphase: centromeres attach to spindle and are pulled to poles of cell Telophase: two cells form Second anaphase: new spindles form, and centromeres finally divide End of meiosis: four cells produced from each meiosis AD AR The other. equally frequent, alignment Ag abs AB AB 3) 40-50-1000 100-9999 -8884 Totals a Totals }

Interphase: chromosomes are unpaired Prophase: chromosomes and centromeres have replicated, but centromeres have not split Prophase: homologs synapse AB AB ab Anaphase: centromeres attach to spindle and are pulled to poles of cell Telophase: two cells form Second anaphase: new spindles form, and centromeres finally divide End of meiosis: four cells produced from each meiosis AD AR The other. equally frequent, alignment Ag abs AB AB 3) 40-50-1000 100-9999 -8884 Totals a Totals }

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Chapter11: How Cells Reproduce

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Problem 15SA: Match each stage with the events listed. ___ metaphase a. sister chromatids move apart ___ prophase...

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