Question

complete the following diagrams
what type of cell division are these examples?
what type of cell division are these examples?

Explanation:

In the first set of diagrams, the number of chromosomes is halved (e.g., 16→8, 32→16, 10→5). This is characteristic of meiosis, a type of cell division that produces gametes (sex cells) with half the chromosome number of the parent cell. In the second set of diagrams (assuming a similar logic as standard cell - division problems, though the numbers are not fully filled), if we consider the general concept, mitosis is a type of cell division where the chromosome number remains the same in daughter cells as in the parent cell. But looking at the first part (16→8 etc.), it's meiosis.

Answer:

The first set of diagrams (16→8, 32→16, 10→5) is an example of meiosis.