Meiosis II and its outcome — practice questions
2 questions in the bank on this idea. Below are 2 of them, exactly as they appear in a test.
Why is meiosis II described as an equational division?
- A. Homologous chromosomes separate
- B. Sister chromatids separate without changing chromosome number
- C. DNA replicates again before division
- D. Chromosome number is doubled
A diploid cell completes meiosis normally. What is the usual final outcome with respect to chromosome number?
- A. Two diploid cells
- B. Four haploid cells
- C. Four diploid cells
- D. One haploid and one diploid cell
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