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Name: Draw Mitosis/Meiosis Instructions: Complete the following two-part activity. You may use additional pages as necessary. 1. On a sheet of paper, draw three circles. You will use one circle to represent a cell in metaphase, one circle to represent a cell in metaphase I, and one circle to represent a cell in metaphase II. Assume that the parental cell for each of these contained: (i) one metacentric pair of chromosomes, (ii) one acrocentric pair of chromosomes, and (iii) one telocentric pair of chromosomes. Beneath each of your three drawings, indicate the # of chromosomes and the # of DNA molecules in the cell. 2. Reflection (Note: Completing this section is required.) • What struggles did you have? What were you confused about? • Is there something more you'd like to know?

          Name:
Draw Mitosis/Meiosis
Instructions: Complete the following two-part activity. You may use additional pages as necessary.
1. On a sheet of paper, draw three circles. You will use one circle to represent a cell in metaphase, one circle to represent a cell in metaphase I, and one circle to represent a cell in metaphase II. Assume that the parental cell for each of these contained: (i) one metacentric pair of chromosomes, (ii) one acrocentric pair of chromosomes, and (iii) one telocentric pair of chromosomes.
Beneath each of your three drawings, indicate the # of chromosomes and the # of DNA molecules in the cell.
2. Reflection (Note: Completing this section is required.)
• What struggles did you have? What were you confused about?
• Is there something more you'd like to know?

Name:
Draw Mitosis/Meiosis
Instructions: Complete the following two-part activity. You may use additional pages as necessary.
1. On a sheet of paper, draw three circles. You will use one circle to represent a cell in metaphase, one circle to represent a cell in metaphase I, and one circle to represent a cell in metaphase II. Assume that the parental cell for each of these contained: (i) one metacentric pair of chromosomes, (ii) one acrocentric pair of chromosomes, and (iii) one telocentric pair of chromosomes.
Beneath each of your three drawings, indicate the # of chromosomes and the # of DNA molecules in the cell.
2. Reflection (Note: Completing this section is required.)
• What struggles did you have? What were you confused about?
• Is there something more you'd like to know?

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