a. Create a simplified representation of two sets of homologs for a diploid individual.
b. Above, create two genes on each set of homologs.
c. Now, on your drawing above, indicate that this individual is heterozygous for one gene on each homolog set.
d. Below creates a representation of your homologs at the end of Anaphase I with no crossing over of your designated genes.
i. What determines the homolog’s direction of movement in Anaphase I?
e. Below, creates a representation of the gametes produced at the end of Meiosis II.
f. Draw the other possibility for assortment in Anaphase I (you did it one way in ‘d’ above, what is the other way)?
i. What are the resulting gametes from this other possibility?
g. Which is correct, the gametes you produced in ‘e’ or those your produced in ‘f.i’?