A student builds a model showing cell division mitosis as shown. The genetic material i (chromosomes) are shown with square cut-outs of colored paper. Chromosomes of the with the same color. The cut-outs are placed within a circle to show how over a period cells are produced through mitosis. Different chromosomes shown with colored рapers --------
A student builds a model showing cell division mitosis as shown. The genetic material i (chromosomes) are shown with square cut-outs of colored paper. Chromosomes of the with the same color. The cut-outs are placed within a circle to show how over a period cells are produced through mitosis. Different chromosomes shown with colored рapers --------
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Transcribed Image Text:before and after cell division remains the same.
A student builds a model showing cell division mitosis as shown. The genetic material in the cells
(chromosomes) are shown with square cut-outs of colored paper. Chromosomes of the same type are s
with the same color. The cut-outs are placed within a circle to show how over a period of time, two daug
cells are produced through mitosis.
Different chromosomes
shown with colored
рapers
Daughter cells
Colored
chromosomes cut in half
paper showing
Parent cell
A 4.
Transcribed Image Text:Colored paper showing
chromosomes cut in half
Parent cell
Each half of the colored papers used
to show chromosomes placed in two
circles representing daughter cells
The teacher points out that the model built by the student is incorrect. Which option identifies the flaw in the
model built by the student?
A The daughter cells inherit different chromosomes from the parent cell.
B The daughter cells have the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell.
The number of chromosomes in the daughter cells is twice that of the parent cell.
D The quantity of genetic material in daughter cells is half that of the parent cell.
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