Little confused on the question but if I am suppose to match the question with one of the statements I would choose that
“The cell membrane pinches in to form two new cells.” - what happens during cytokinesis.
Answer:
egg cell, reproductive cell, and sperm cell
Answer:
2)chiasmata hold chromosomes together.
Explanation:
Chiasma (pl. Chiasmata): it is the point of contact, the physical union between two non-sister chromatids that belong to homologous chromosomes. In a given chiasma, an exchange of genetic material can occur between both chromatids.
1) is FALSE becasue recombination occurs between chromatids of homologous chromosomes, NOT between sister chromatids.
3) is FALSE because more than one recombination event can occur in a given pair of homologous chromosomes.
4) is FALSE becasue synaptonemal complex keeps homologous chromosomes together, NOT sister chromatids. Additionally, recombination occurs in prophase 1, long before anaphase 2.
Knowing that
purple flowers are dominant (have a higher percentage of passing certain information to offspring) and white a recessive (have a much lower chance of passing certain information to offspring) the plants of the

generation (first generation bread) will be all purple.
When a white-flowered pea reproduces with a purple-flowered pea all of the offspring will be purple.
When 2 offspring (purple-flowered) of the

generation breed, there is a 15% percent chance of offspring being white-flowered.
Answer:

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