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If the process of meiosis I starts with one cell that contains 24 chromosomes in 12 homologous pairs, what will be the end result when meiosis II is complete?
A. four cells with 24 chromosomes in 12 homologous pairs
B. two cells with 24 chromosomes in 12 homologous pairs
C. four cells with 12 chromosomes in zero homologous pairs
D. two cells with 12 chromosomes in zero homologous pairs

Sagot :

D two cells with 12 chromosomes in zero homologus
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