• WDFW stocks lakes with hatchery-raised trout to support recreational fishing. • WDFW does not want these stocked fish to reproduce after release, so the fish are all sterile triploid females. • At which stage of meiosis would gamete production by a triploid adult fail? Why does meiosis fail there? Products Meiosis Telophase of meiosis Prophase Metaphase Anaphase I3D Telophase I Interphase Prophasel Metaphasel Anaphase I 38 2n 4n Replication Segregation Pairing Segregation

• WDFW stocks lakes with hatchery-raised trout to support recreational fishing. • WDFW does not want these stocked fish to reproduce after release, so the fish are all sterile triploid females. • At which stage of meiosis would gamete production by a triploid adult fail? Why does meiosis fail there? Products Meiosis Telophase of meiosis Prophase Metaphase Anaphase I3D Telophase I Interphase Prophasel Metaphasel Anaphase I 38 2n 4n Replication Segregation Pairing Segregation

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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Chapter12: Meiosis And Sexual Reproduction

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Problem 13SA: Match each term with its description. ___interphase a. different forms of a gene ___metaphase I b....

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