A typical task (Eriksen Flanker Task) that activates the Anterior Cingulate Cortex involves eliciting some form of conflict within the participant that can potentially result in an error.
The chromatids are made of a substance called chromatin. This is a single, very long strand of DNA. ... The chromatin is copied, so you now have 92 strands, that are each spiraled up to form the chromatids. The 2 copies of each chromatid are joined together by a centromere to form a chromosome.
Longitudinal is the sliced area
Cross section is the chopped area
It will basicly from what i am reading only half of that large amount will go into the offspring