Are Daughter Cells Identical to Parent Cells in Meiosis?
Nope! In meiosis, daughter cells have half the chromosomes and are genetically distinct from the parent cells.
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Nah, man. Meiosis is all about mixing things up, so the daughter cells are totally different from the parent cells.
Absolutely not! Meiosis creates variety, so daughter cells are unique snowflakes compared to the parent cells.
Meiosis = genetic shuffle = unique daughter cells.
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