Four daughter cells formed after meiosis are

Question

Four daughter cells formed after meiosis are (A) Genetically similar (B) Genetically different (C) Anucleate (D) Multinucleate

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During meiosis, the process of recombination occurs and the daughter cells have a half the number of chromosomes with respect to parent cells. Therefore each of the daughter cells formed will be genetically different.

Q. Four daughter cells formed after meiosis are

Genetically similar

Genetically different

Anucleate

Multinucleate

During meiosis, the process of recombination occurs and the daughter cells have a half the number of chromosomes with respect to parent cells. Therefore each of the daughter cells formed will be genetically different.