Why are gametes haploid?

An egg and a sperm will fuse together to make a diploid cell.

Two egg cells fuse together to make a diploid cell.

They are haploid only until they replicate their DNA.

What has to happen before both meiosis and mitosis?

The cell goes through interphase.

The cell replicates its organelles (like ribosomes).

The cell divides its cytoplasm.

What are homologous chromosomes?

Chromosomes that are approximately the same size, and contain genes for the same things.

Chromosomes that are attached by the centromere.

Chromosomes you inherit from your biological dad.

Chromosomes that are created during the S phase of Interphase.

After meiosis, the gametes (daughter cells) created are...

Different from each other and different from the parent cell.

Identical to each other and identical to the parent cell.

Identical to each other but different from the parent cell.

Different from each other but the same as the parent cell.

Which of these events happen during mitosis and meiosis, and which are only for meiosis?

Interphase happens before the cell divides.

The nuclear envelope dissolves during prophase.

Crossing over during prophase I.

Independent assortment during anaphase I.

DNA replication happens before cell division.

Cytokinesis splits the cytoplasm between the two daughter cells.

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In mammals like humans, reproduction starts when an (a) cell from the female meets up with a (b) cell from the male. This is (c) reproduction.

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sperm

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Which of these cells would be haploid?

Muscle cell

Skin cell

Sperm cell

Bone cell

What is the number of chromosomes for haploid corn cells?

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In mammals like humans, reproduction starts when an (a) cell from the female meets up with a (b) cell from the male. This is (c) reproduction.

Which of these cells would be haploid?

What is the number of chromosomes for haploid corn cells?

Put the phases of mitosis in order.

During (a) , a process called (b) occurs where the two sister chromatids exchange genetic material. During (c) , these chromosomes are randomly pulled to opposite sides of the cell, called (d) . Both of these processes are what creates genetic variation.

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In mammals like humans, reproduction starts when an ​ (a) cell from the female meets up with a ​ (b) cell from the male. This is​ (c) reproduction.

Which of these cells would be haploid?

What is the number of chromosomes for haploid corn cells?

Put the phases of mitosis in order.

During​ (a) , a process called​ (b) occurs where the two sister chromatids exchange genetic material. During​ (c) , these chromosomes are randomly pulled to opposite sides of the cell, called​ (d) . Both of these processes are what creates genetic variation.

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In mammals like humans, reproduction starts when an (a) cell from the female meets up with a (b) cell from the male. This is (c) reproduction.

During (a) , a process called (b) occurs where the two sister chromatids exchange genetic material. During (c) , these chromosomes are randomly pulled to opposite sides of the cell, called (d) . Both of these processes are what creates genetic variation.