Good evening,
I'm a bit confused: We've been given a biology homework assignment (see attachment) and I honestly don't know what exactly I'm supposed to draw. Mitosis and meiosis should be shown in parallel in one drawing and only the change
of the chromosomes.
Can you give me a suggestion as to what I should do?
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That would have done the mitosis.
Image: https://www.doccheck.com/de/detail/photos/42517-mitose
The core contains only the desired 4 chromosomes.
And the same for the Meiose.
Image: https://www.lecturio.de/artikel/medizin/meiose/
It was only necessary to bring side by side, with the same orientation of the course. I would suggest opening the circle of mitosis at the top and representing the phases from top to bottom and turning the meose by 90° so that it is also from top to bottom. LG
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