If applicable indicate what specific state of meiosis do the below occur? 1. pro

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If applicable indicate what specific state of meiosis do the below occur?

1. produces two diploid daughter cells

2. produces two haploid daughter cells

3. completed after one division

4. crossing over occures between homologous chromosomes

5. produces gametes

6. allows for growth and cell replacement

7. involves duplication of chromosomes

8. tetrads form

9. cheek cells are produced by this process

10. occurs during budding or fission

11. occurs in sperm and egg formation

12. occurs during embryonic development, beginning right after fertilization

13. occurs during production of gametes in the ovaries or testes

14. occurs when the immune system produces armies of defensive white blood cells

15. can be sued to explain why three brothers do not look alike

16. occurs when a seed sprouts and grows into an adult plant

17. occurs during the haling process after an injury

1. Meiosis I produces two diploid daughter cells.

2. Meiosis II produces 4 after haploid daughter cells.

3. Mitosis completed in one cell division, not meiosis.

4. Crossing over occurs between homologous chromosomes at Prophase I of meiosis I.

5. Meiosis II produces gametes.

6. Mitosis allows for growth and cell replacement, not meiosis.

7. Interphase involves duplication of chromosomes before meiosis and mitosis.

8. Tetrads forms in the prophase I of meiosis.

9. Mitosis cheek cells are produced by this process.

10. Mitosis occurs during budding or fission.

11. Meiosis occurs in sperm and egg formation.

12. Mitosis occurs during embryonic development, beginning right after fertilization.

13. Meiosis occurs during production of gametes in the ovaries or testes.

14. Mitosis occurs when the immune system produces armies of defensive white blood cells.

15. Meiosis can be used to explain why three brothers do not look alike.

16. Mitosis occurs when a seed sprouts and grows into an adult plant.

17. Meiosis occurs during the healing process after an injury.

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