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Sex cell formation
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| A set of chromosomes with the same basic genes, but with different variations on each chromosome |
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| S PHASE->PROPHASE 1->METAPHASE 1->ANAPHASE 1->TELOPHASE 1->PROPHASE 2->METAPHASE 2->ANAPHASE 2->TELOPHASE 2 |
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| Chromosomes become visible/form pairs |
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| Separate sister chromatids |
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| Chromosomes become visible/form pairs |
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| Separate sister chromatids |
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| Each cell splits into 2 new cells |
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| The production of mature sperm |
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| The production of mature eggs |
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| The male organ that produces sperm |
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| The female organ the produces eggs |
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| When a tetrad fails to split in Anaphase 1 |
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| A cell without a homologous pair |
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| A cell WITH a homologous pair |
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| When a mature sperm ell and a mature egg combine |
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