Match the events described on the left to the metaphase process they belong to o
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Match the events described on the left to the metaphase process they belong to on the right.
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23 duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the two separated sister chromatids of half of the parent chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell
46 duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane as pairs of homologs and thecentromeres do not split so one [duplicated] member of each parent cell homologous pair goes to one pole and the other [duplicated] member goes to the opposite pole
46 duplicated chromosomes line up at equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the two separated sister chromatids of all of the duplicated parent chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell
Mitosis metaphase
Meiosis metaphase I
Meiosis metaphase II
23 duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the two separated sister chromatids of half of the parent chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell
46 duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane as pairs of homologs and thecentromeres do not split so one [duplicated] member of each parent cell homologous pair goes to one pole and the other [duplicated] member goes to the opposite pole
46 duplicated chromosomes line up at equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the two separated sister chromatids of all of the duplicated parent chromosomes to opposite poles of the cell
1.Mitosis metaphase
2.Meiosis metaphase I
3.Meiosis metaphase II
Explanation / Answer
23 ----> duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane as pairs of homologs and thecentromeres do not split so one.
46 ------> duplicated chromosomes line up at the equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the
46 -------> duplicated chromosomes line up at equitorial plane in single-file fashion and thecentromeres split sending the two
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