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Arturiano [62]
3 years ago
15

Order the different stages of Meiosis I through meiosis II.

Biology
1 answer:
Alenkasestr [34]3 years ago
8 0
MEIOSIS:
Interphase*,Prophase*, Metaphase* , Anaphase*, and Telophase*.  *(I and II)

→First Blank: 3 (Metaphase)

→Second Blank: 4 (Anaphase I)

→Third Blank: 9 (Telophase II)

→Fourth Blank: 1 (Interphase)

→Fifth Blank: 7 (Anaphase II)

→Sixth Blank: 5 (Telophase I)

→Seventh Blank: 6 (Anaphase I)

→Eighth Blank: 8 (Anaphase II)

→Ninth Blank: 2 (Prophase I)




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