AP Biologymediummcq1 pt
In meiosis, when do homologous chromosomes pair?
A.Prophase I
B.Metaphase II
C.Anaphase I
D.Prophase of mitosis
Explanation
Core Concept
Homologs synapse into tetrads during prophase I, enabling crossing over. This pairing is unique to meiosis.
Correct Answer
AProphase I
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