Question

What happens at A1?

Accepted Answer

Anaphase 1:Homologous chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles and chromatids stay joined to each otherEntangled sections of DNA on non-sister chromatids that became entangled during crossing over break off and rejoin at chiasmata, resulting in formation of recombinant chromatids

Front	What happens at A1?
Back	Anaphase 1: Homologous chromosomes are pulled to opposite poles and chromatids stay joined to each other Entangled sections of DNA on non-sister chromatids that became entangled during crossing over break off and rejoin at chiasmata, resulting in formation of recombinant chromatids

Chromatids Entangled A1 Anaphase Homologous Chromosomes Pulled Opposite