In meiosis the nucleus undergoes two divisions. Which of the statements about meiosis I is correct?
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In meiosis I, the number of nuclei and chromosomes is quadrupled.
#2
In meiosis I, the number of chromatids is quadrupled and the number of nuclei is halved.
#3
In meiosis I, the number of chromatids is doubled and the number of chromosomes halved.
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In meiosis I, the number of chromosomes is halved and the number of nuclei is doubled.
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