Question

snurfle meiosis and genetics
number correct:13 number incorrect:3
what is shown to the right?
a. anaphase ii and cytokinesis
b. telophase i
c. metaphase ii
d. prophase ii
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Explanation:

• Anaphase II and Cytokinesis: In Anaphase II, sister chromatids separate and move to opposite poles. Cytokinesis is the process of cell - division (cytoplasm splitting). The image does not show chromatids moving apart.
• Telophase I: Telophase I is the stage after Anaphase I in meiosis I. It involves the re - formation of nuclei, but the key feature of Telophase I is that it occurs after the separation of homologous chromosomes (in Anaphase I). The image does not show the characteristics of Telophase I (such as nuclear membrane re - formation in a more complex way related to meiosis I).
• Metaphase II: In Metaphase II, chromosomes (each consisting of two sister chromatids) align at the metaphase plate. The image does not show chromosomes aligned at a central plate.
• Prophase II: Prophase II is the start of meiosis II. The main events include the disappearance of the nuclear membrane (if it had re - formed in Telophase I) and the condensation of chromosomes (which are already present as sister - chromatid pairs from meiosis I). The image shows two cells (after the first meiotic division - cytokinesis of meiosis I) with chromosomes (in the form of sister - chromatid pairs) ready for the next stage of meiosis II, which is consistent with Prophase II.

Answer:

D. Prophase II