just need helping asnwering (part b-c). BDEa. Describe each as _n= _2_ (1 or 2 "sets" of information is held on how many chromosomes). Alsoindicate how much DNA is in each compared to a respective gamete which has 1x amount of DNA)In4.'n2Ploidy (2n or 1n?)_1n_n-reduces by half# of chromosomes _2_amount of DNA_1x_2X2x2xb. Indicate which diagram (A-E) shows a cell immediately after these phases:cytokinesis of mitosis?cytokinesis of meiosis I?cytokinesis of meiosis II?prophase of mitosis?c. Which of these diagrams does not fit with the others?In what way is it different?

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B D E a. Describe each as n= 2 (1 or 2 "sets" of information is held on how many chromosomes). Also indicate how much DNA is in each compared to a respective gamete which has 1x amount of DNA) In 4. 'n 2 Ploidy (2n or 1n?) _1n_ n reduces by half # of chromosomes _2_ 2x 2X 2x 2x amount of DNA _1x_ b. Indicate which diagram (A-E) shows a cell immediately after these phases: cytokinesis of mitosis? cytokinesis of meiosis I? cytokinesis of meiosis II? prophase of mitosis?

B D E a. Describe each as n= 2 (1 or 2 "sets" of information is held on how many chromosomes). Also indicate how much DNA is in each compared to a respective gamete which has 1x amount of DNA) In 4. 'n 2 Ploidy (2n or 1n?) _1n_ n reduces by half # of chromosomes _2_ 2x 2X 2x 2x amount of DNA _1x_ b. Indicate which diagram (A-E) shows a cell immediately after these phases: cytokinesis of mitosis? cytokinesis of meiosis I? cytokinesis of meiosis II? prophase of mitosis?

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Chapter13: Modern Understandings Of Inheritance

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