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Facebook-Log in or Sign Up ??Pearson's MyLab & Mastering MasteringBiology: Chapter 09 ? Secure hapter 09 m 23 https://session masteringbiology.com m yet itemView?offset.next&assignmentProblemID; 11484 As shown in the figure below, at what point in meiosis do the chromosomes segregate from one another? All round yellow seeds F,generation A figure shows the main stages of meio heterozygous cell In Metaphase I the chromosomes are located at the equato cell. After anaphase I homologous chror which consist of two chromatids are loc the opposite poles of the cell In Metaph the chromosomes line up at the equator cell. After anaphase II chromosomes wh consist of one chromatid are located in t opposite poles of the cell. Metaphase 1 Anaphase 43 Metaphase View Available Hint(s) anaphasel

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Anaphase 1 is correct answer.

In meiosis the chromosomes are segregated in anaphase 1. Here the homologous chromosomes are separated from each other and sent to newly formed cells. Process of segregation is also shown in given diagram.

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