Choices for Question 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A. Cell plate B. Cleavage furrow C. Meiosis D. Leptotene E. Chiasmata F. Synapsis G. Mitosis H. Crossing-over Questions 1. Structure formed during cytokinesis of animal cell. 2. This results in the recombination of genetic material. 3. One diploid cell gives rise to two diploid cells. 4. Centrosomes begin to move toward opposite poles. 5. Refers to tight pairing of the homologous chromosomes.

Choices for Question 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 A. Cell plate B. Cleavage furrow C. Meiosis D. Leptotene E. Chiasmata F. Synapsis G. Mitosis H. Crossing-over Questions 1. Structure formed during cytokinesis of animal cell. 2. This results in the recombination of genetic material. 3. One diploid cell gives rise to two diploid cells. 4. Centrosomes begin to move toward opposite poles. 5. Refers to tight pairing of the homologous chromosomes.

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