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Meiosis I involves separation of homologous chromosomes but meiosis II involves separation of chromtids.

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Meiosis I: in meiosis I there is pair of chromosomes called homologous chromosomes which are to be seperated so one of that two chromosomes right pole of the cell and the second one goes to the left pole so each pole gets a chromosome with two sister chromatids.

Meiosis II: While in meiosis II homologous pair is not formed and single array of chromosomes are arranged to form metaphase plate as formed in Mitosis so, when the spindle fibres contracts each sister chromatids went to their respective poles.

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