A) Mitotic spindle
B) Centrioles
C) Kinetochore
D) Microtubules
E) Centromere
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A) tubulin plus actin
B) actin plus myosin
C) cyclin plus myosin
D) cohesin plus actin
E) cyclin plus actin
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A) A and B
B) A and C
C) A and D
D) B and F
E) D and E
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A) motor proteins.
B) condensin.
C) histones.
D) Z rings.
E) microtubules.
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A) Somatic cells
B) Animal gametes
C) Polyploid cells
D) Diploid cells
E) Zygotes
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A) the remnants of the nuclear envelope.
B) the remnant of the nucleolus.
C) a newly formed haploid gamete.
D) a site of crossing-over.
E) the site where sister chromatids are connected.
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A) mitosis, diploid, meiosis
B) meiosis, diploid, mitosis
C) mitosis, haploid, meiosis
D) meiosis, haploid, mitosis
E) mitosis, diploid, mitosis
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A) chromatin
B) centrioles
C) centromeres
D) kinetochores
E) tetrads
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True/False
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A) cell wall; anaphase
B) mitotic spindle; interphase
C) mitotic spindle; anaphase
D) kinetochore; prophase
E) centromere; telophase
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A) The growth of the zygote would be halted.
B) Mitosis would be sufficient to produce haploid gametes.
C) The gametes would remain haploid.
D) The chromosome number would double in each generation.
E) The eggs would be haploid, but the sperm would be diploid.
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A) mitosis and cytokinesis.
B) meiosis I and meiosis II.
C) homologous pairing and crossing over.
D) interphase and mitosis.
E) mitosis and meiosis.
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