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match the parts of the diagrams to their names or descriptions. then an…

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match the parts of the diagrams to their names or descriptions. then answ
____ 1. interphase
____ 2. prophase i
____ 3. prophase ii
____ 4. prometaphase i
____ 5. prometaphase ii
____ 6. metaphase i
____ 7. metaphase ii
____ 8. anaphase i
____ 9. anaphase ii
____ 10. telophase i
____ 11. telophase ii
____ 12. gametes
____ 13. chiasma form
____ 14. the phase where
homologous pairs are lined up in
the middle of the cell
____ 15. the phase where
replicated chromosomes are
lined up in the middle of the cell
____ 16. the phase where
haploid cells first appear
____ 17. eggs or sperm
____ 18. crossing over occurs in
this phase
(c) bethany lou 2016

Explanation:

Response

To solve this, we analyze each phase/description and match with the diagram:

1. Interphase
  • Diagram A: Cell has uncondensed chromatin, typical of interphase (pre - meiosis). So 1 - A.
2. Prophase I
  • Diagram B: Chromosomes condense, homologous pairs form, chiasma (crossing over) starts. So 2 - B.
3. Prophase II
  • Diagram G: Cells are haploid (single set of chromosomes), chromosomes condense (post - meiosis I). So 3 - G.
4. Prometaphase I
  • Diagram C: Nuclear envelope breaks, spindle attaches to homologous chromosomes. So 4 - C.
5. Prometaphase II
  • Diagram H: Haploid cells, spindle attaches to sister chromatids (post - meiosis I). So 5 - H.
6. Metaphase I
  • Diagram D: Homologous pairs line up at metaphase plate. So 6 - D.
7. Metaphase II
  • Diagram I: Replicated chromosomes (sister chromatids) line up at metaphase plate in haploid cells. So 7 - I.
8. Anaphase I
  • Diagram E: Homologous pairs separate (move to opposite poles). So 8 - E.
9. Anaphase II
  • Diagram J: Sister chromatids separate (move to opposite poles in haploid cells). So 9 - J.
10. Telophase I
  • Diagram F: Two haploid cells form (after meiosis I). So 10 - F.
11. Telophase II
  • Diagram K: Four haploid gametes form (after meiosis II). Wait, no—Telophase II is when two cells divide into four. Wait, K is the final gametes? Wait, no, J to K: after Anaphase II (J), Telophase II would be when nuclei reform. Wait, maybe correction: Telophase II is when the two cells (from meiosis I) each divide, so the cells after Anaphase II (J) go into Telophase II, forming four cells. But K is the gametes. Maybe I made a mistake. Let's re - check:

Wait, 11. Telophase II: After Anaphase II (sister chromatids separate), Telophase II is when the cells divide, forming four gametes. But in the diagram, after J (Anaphase II), the next is K? No, J is Anaphase II, then Telophase II would be the cell with two nuclei? Wait, maybe the diagram for Telophase II is the cell before K. Wait, maybe my initial match was off. Let's use standard meiosis:

  • Interphase: A (chromatin, nucleus)
  • Prophase I: B (condensed chromosomes, homologous pairs)
  • Prometaphase I: C (spindle, nuclear envelope breakdown)
  • Metaphase I: D (homologous pairs at equator)
  • Anaphase I: E (homologs separate)
  • Telophase I: F (two haploid cells)
  • Prophase II: G (haploid cells, chromosomes condense)
  • Prometaphase II: H (spindle attaches to chromosomes)
  • Metaphase II: I (chromosomes at equator)
  • Anaphase II: J (sister chromatids separate)
  • Telophase II: The cells after J, forming four gametes. But K is the gametes. So 11 - (the cell before K, but in the diagram, maybe the cell with two nuclei after J? Wait, the diagram has J as Anaphase II, then a cell with two nuclei (Telophase II), then K as gametes. So 11 - (the cell between J and K). But maybe the diagram labels: Let's assume K is Telophase II? No, K is gametes. Maybe the answer key is:
  1. Telophase II: The cell that is forming four gametes, but in the diagram, K is the gametes. Maybe I messed up. Alternatively, let's use the descriptions:
12. Gametes
  • Diagram K: Four haploid cells (eggs or sperm). So 12 - K.
13. Chiasma form
  • Prophase I (B), where crossing over (chiasma) occurs. So 13 - B.
14. Homologous pairs line up
  • Metaphase I (D). So 14 - D.
15. Replicated chromosomes line up
  • Metaphase II (I), where sister chromatids (replicated) line up in haploid cells. So 15 - I.
16. Haploid cells first appear
  • Telophase I (F), after meiosis I, two haploid cells form. So 16 - F.
17. Eggs or sp…

Answer:

s:

  1. A
  2. B
  3. G
  4. C
  5. H
  6. D
  7. I
  8. E
  9. J
  10. F
  11. K (assuming)
  12. K
  13. B
  14. D
  15. I
  16. F
  17. K
  18. B

(Note: Some may vary slightly based on diagram interpretation, but these are the standard matches for this meiosis diagram.)