Meiosis Results In Diploid Cells. Meiosis results in four haploid daughter cells. Meiosis I begins with a diploid cell but finishes by producing 2 haploid cells whose chromosomes are STILL made of two chromatids.
In diploid parents gametes are formed through mitosis and meiosis while in haploid parents it occurs through meiosis. The picture depicts what phase of meiosis propase 1 prophase 2 anaphase 1 anaphase 2 Continue reading Meiosis Quiz. The crossing over that takes place in pachytene prophase I meiosis I results in introduction of variation.
In meiosis II division of the daughter cell produces a second polar body and a single haploid cell which enlarges to become an ovum.
This is called genetic recombination the process by which sperm cells are made is called. The picture depicts what phase of meiosis propase 1 prophase 2 anaphase 1 anaphase 2 Continue reading Meiosis Quiz. Meiosis II looks very much like mitosis of haploid cells except the sister chromatids are not identical thanks to. The chromosomes line up in the middle of the cell.