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• A. During interphase, chromosomes are recognized as chromatin network. R. Chromosomes are highly dispersed during this phase.
• Which of the following statement is/are correct for Prophase-I ? (i) During diplotene, the members of each pair of homologous chromosomes start moving away from one another. (ii) In zygotene, bivalent chromosomes appear tetravalent. (iii) In diakinesis, chromatids become separated even at the site of chiasmata.