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How many divisions take place during meiosis in order to produce the four haploid (reproductive) cells? A. two B. one C. four
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How many divisions take

place during meiosis in
order to produce the four
haploid (reproductive)
cells?


A. two
B. one
C. four

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A because it consists of two nuclear divisons resulting in four nuclei that are usually turned into four new haploid daughter cells

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Answer:

two cell divisions happen throughout the overall process, so a result of four haploid cells are produced.

Step-by-step explanation:

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