What happens between meiosis I and meiosis II that reduces thenumber of chromosomes? a. Crossing-over occurs.
b. Metaphase occurs.
c. Replication occurs twice.
d. Replication does not occur.

"There's only one replication event in meiosis (prior to the first division), but two divisions -- which necessarily must reduce the number of chromosomes by half. Replication results in each of the chromosomes being duplicated; the two chromosomes that arise as the result of replicating one chromosome are physically joined together, typically by a structure called the centromere. (This is what gives chromosomes about to enter into mitosis or meiosis their characteristic X shape.) These joined chromosomes are called sister chromatid pairs."

-Brian Farley, Molecular and Cell Biology Postdoc, UC Berkeley

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not too sure maybe olecranon process

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