Meiotic Cell Division (NOT DONE)

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Meiotic cell Division ensures that each generation of humans inherits a total of

46 chromosomes

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Where does meiotic cell division occur in the human body?

Gonads (Ovaries and Testes)

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Which types of cell division produce the haploid gamates (Sex Cells) that you require for sexual reproduction?

Meiotic cell division

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During meiotic cell division crossing over and the random assortment of homologous chromosomes increases—-

genetic variations among gamates

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The spindle separates each pair of sister chromatids and delivers one sister chromatid to opposite ends of the cell is—-

meiosis ll

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Which process generates recombinant chromosomes in prophase l of meiosis l?

crossing over

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During meiosis cell divison, one diploid germ line cell in the gonads produces—

Four haploid gametes

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What is an example of a homologous pair of chromosomes in the nucleus of your cells?

Chromosome #17 you inherited from mom and chromosome #17 you inherited from dad

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After DNA synthesis, germ line cells in your gonads have 4 sets of chromosomes. How many times must these cell divide during meiosis to produce haploid gametes with one set of 23 chromosomes?

2

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When a human haploid sperm fertilizes a human haploid egg, the resulting diploid zygote has a total of —

46 chromosomes

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Meiotic cell division increases the genetic variation in sexually reproducing populations. How is this beneficial?

Adapt to new environment

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Meiotic cell division enables you to produce—

genetically-variable haploid gametes

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The nucleus in the eukaryotic cells of potato contains four sets of chromosomes. This is an example of—

Polyploidy (tetraploidy)

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