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. Fill in the following table ollowing table as a summary activity from the last two weeks. comparison of Mitosis and Meiosis Mitosis Meiosis Yes / No (Yes No Synapsis? Crossing Over? Yes No Yes Y No When do the centromeres Anaphase Anaphase II split? Single or duplicated chromosomes move to poles? No. of divisions? No. of cells result? Parent Cell: Parent Cell: Daughter cell Daughter Cell: Ploidy of parent cell? Daughter cells? Genetic similarity of daughter to parent Return the beads and cell parts to the bag and wipe down the counter with cleane

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Fill in the following table asa summary activity from the last two weeks. Comparison of Mitosis and Meiosis Synapsis? Meiosis Mitosis Yes/ No No (Yes Crossing Over? Yes No No Yes / When do the Arphase Anaprhase centromeres split? Single or duplicated chromosomes 1 duplicated II= single single move to poles? No. of 2 one divisions? No. of cells result? 4 2 2n Parent Cell: 2n Parent Cell: Ploidy of parent cell? Daughter cells? Daughter cell Daughter Cell: 2n Genetic daughter cell is different from parent cell genetically daughter cell is identical similarity of daughter to parent to parent cell Return the beads and cell parts to the bag and wipe down the counter with cleane

See differences below - meiosis Mitosis It is called as it is called as equational division because the number reductional division because the number of chromosomes in of chromosomes in daughter cell is half that of the mother daughter cell and mother cell are equal to each other cell it reduces the ploidy It keeps the ploidy level same (if parental level to half (if cell is 2n, then daughter cell will also be 2n) parent cell is 2n the daughter cell will be n) It occurs in somatic it occurs in germinal cells of the body and give rise to gametes cells of the body for normal growth and maintenance of the body it leads to It does not leads to recombination and crossing over which leads to variations variation

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