PROPHASE I

Question 1

chromosomes begins to condense and appear as long and thin threads. On PROPAHASE I

Answer 1

LEPTOTENE

Question 2

HOMOZYGOUS CHROMOSOMES PAIR WITH EACH OTHER.

Answer 2

ZYGOTENE

Question 3

PACHYTENE

Answer 3

WHERE CROSSING OVER OR EXCHANGE OF CHROMOSOMES

Question 4

CHROMATIDS CONTINUE TO SHORTEN AND THICKEN AND THE SYNAPTONEMAL COMPLEX STARTS TO DISINTEGRATE

Answer 4

DIPLOTENE

Question 5

CHROMOSOMES BECOME SHORTER AND THICKER DUE TO CONDENSATION.

Answer 5

DIAKINESIS

Question 6

A GENETIC CONSEQUENCE WHRE BLANK REDUCES NUMBER OF CHROMOSOME FROM DIPLOID TO HAPLOID SO CHROMOSOMES NUMBER OF SPECIES IS MAINTAINED.

Answer 6

MEIOSIS

Question 7

DERIVED FROM PRIMORDIAL GERM CELL.

Answer 7

OOGENESIS

Question 8

ER, GOLGI APPARATUS, MITOCHONDRION

Answer 8

G1 PHASE

Question 9

PREPARING FOR CELL DIVISION

Answer 9

INTERPHASE

Question 10

SYNTHESIS OF DNA AND HISTONE AND DUPLICATION OF EACH chromosome. AMOUNT OF DNA DOUBLES

Answer 10

S PHASE

Question 11

BIOCHEMICAL EVENT NECESSARY FOR THE CELL HAPPENS IN THIS PHASE.

Answer 11

G2 PHASE

Question 12

CHROMOSOMES CONDENSE AND BECOME VISIBLE.

Answer 12

PROPHASE

Question 13

ACTIVE CELL DIVISION WHICH INCLUDES MITOSIS AND CYTOKINESIS.

Answer 13

M PHASE