Explain Meiosis and Genetic Diversity Practice Test

Meiosis produces four diploid gametes (46 chromosomes each), and diversity comes from sister chromatids swapping DNA during mitosis.

Meiosis produces one haploid cell (23 chromosomes), and all gametes are genetically identical because homologous chromosomes stay together.

Meiosis produces two diploid cells (46 chromosomes each), and genetic diversity comes mainly from copying errors during DNA replication.

Meiosis produces four haploid gametes (23 chromosomes each), and each gamete is genetically unique due to independent assortment and crossing over between homologous chromosomes.