8. What happens to the sister chromatids in meiosis II? A. They duplicate. B. They are divided. C. They do not take part. D. They remain together.

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8. What happens to the sister chromatids in meiosis II?

A. They duplicate.
B. They are divided.
C. They do not take part.
D. They remain together.

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I think B. They are divided.

Khan Saad answered Feb 24, 2022

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