Consider a hypothetical diploid genome (2N-4). The following image represents Prophase Il of Meiosis I. Which of the foilowing supportts) this as the correct stage of the celi cyclie? (select all that apply) O The cell is haploid so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I O There is only one member or chromosome from each homologous pair present in the cell so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I Chromosomes are present as dyads but without homologous chromosomes so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I There are no chromosomes on the opposite side of the cell so it can NOT be telophase I of meiosis I N=2, but choromosomes are still in a replicated state so it can not be telophase II of meiosis II

Consider a hypothetical diploid genome (2N-4). The following image represents Prophase Il of Meiosis I. Which of the foilowing supportts) this as the correct stage of the celi cyclie? (select all that apply) O The cell is haploid so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I O There is only one member or chromosome from each homologous pair present in the cell so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I Chromosomes are present as dyads but without homologous chromosomes so it can NOT be mitosis or meiosis I There are no chromosomes on the opposite side of the cell so it can NOT be telophase I of meiosis I N=2, but choromosomes are still in a replicated state so it can not be telophase II of meiosis II

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter2: Cells And Cell Division

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Problem 23QP: A cell has a diploid number of 6 (2n = 6). a. Draw the cell in metaphase of meiosis I. b. Draw the...

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