1. Mitotic prophase differs from prophase I of meiosis in that sister chromatids

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1. Mitotic prophase differs from prophase I of meiosis in that sister chromatids separate in mitotic prophase, but not in prophase I of meiosis. synapsis occurs only in mitotic prophase the nuclear envelope disappears in prophase I of meiosis but not of mitotic prophase. crossing over is characteristic of prophase I of meiosis but not of mitotic prophase. chromatin becomes condensed only in mitotic prophase. 2. If the haploid chromosome number is 29, then triploids would have chromosomes 30. 58. 59. 87.

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Ans 1 : crossing over is characteristic of Prophase I of meiosis but not of mitotic prophase.

The crossing over , synapsis and recombination occurs in meiosis prophase I but not in mitotic prophase. Moreover the mitotic prophase is a short phase , whereas meiotic prophase I is a longer phase.

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