1. Clay Meiosis

2. Pair 1 and Pair 2

3. Carve the alleles into the clay

4. Replication during Interphase

5. Prophase I: Crossing Over

6. New gene combinations

7. Metaphase I: Independent Assortment

8. Metaphase I: Independent Assortment

9. Spindle Attachment

10. Anaphase I:

11. Telophase I

12. Prophase II

13. Metaphase II

14. ETC!... Product: ____ cells with ______ chromosomes each.
Special name for these cells: _____________
What is the process called when two of these type of cell fuse together? ___________
What is the resulting cell called?
Do this with a neighbor. Write the genotype & phenotype of the resulting Triffle.

15. 11 pictures: Interphase: Four original chromosomes with alleles marked
Interphase: Chromosomes after doubling, alleles marked
Prophase 1: chromosomes cross over with homologue
Prophase 1: genetic recombination
Metaphase 1: line up in pairs with homologue; spindle present
Anaphase 1: spindle pulls pairs apart
Telophase 1 & Cytokinesis: paper cell splits (cut in two)
Prophase 2: (chromosomes not lined up yet)
Metaphase 2: Chromosomes line up singly
Anaphase 2: chromatids separate to opposite poles
Telophase 2 and Cytokinesis: paper cells split (4 new cells)