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| fertilization of sex cell |
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| chromosome from mom or dad |
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| cells in the body which produce the gametes |
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| pairing process of homologous chromosomes |
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| homologues paired with a latticework of proteins that connect them |
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| name for the pair of chromosomes glued together (bivalent) |
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| tetrad: name for pair of chromosmes glued together |
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| first mitosis in meosis processes; makes diploids into haploids |
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| metaphase I: what occurs? |
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| differential loss of sister chromatid cohesion along arms |
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| because of random assortment of chromosomes along the along metaphase plate, material randomly ends up in gametes |
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| telophase I ...completes ___ |
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| alternative method for assembling homologues and assoring them |
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| miotic division without DNA replication |
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| in __ there is the attachment of sister kinetochores along same pole |
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| crossing over happens in which phase? |
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| failure to separate both chromosomes |
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| one chromosome bit floats and connects to another chomosome |
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| time between Meosis I and II |
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| example of a nondisjunction |
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