svnapsis and tetrad chiasma formation recombined arrangement during during crossing over chromatids formed in prophase I in prophase I anaphase I PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND REVIEW QUESTIONS 1. How does metaphase of mitosis differ from metaphase I of meiosis? During mitosis, a cell with 52 chromosomes will produce daughter cells with how many chromosomes? 2. 3. During metaphase I of meiosis you observe a cell with 84 chromatids. chromosomes will there be in the cells at the completion of meiosis? How many When, during the life of an organism, would you expect to find the most intensive mitotic activity? 4. Describe a chiasma. When are they formed? What is the end result of the formation of chiasma? 5. What is the benefit of the genetic variation created during meiosis as it pertains to environmental pressures and the 6. process of natural selection?

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