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2. Cell Division Ensures the Passage of Genetic Information 8-

5. Figure 8.2 Prokaryotes use binary fission to reproduce 8-

6. Somatic Cells Have a Cell Cycle and Undergo Mitosis and Cytokinesis 8-

9. Figure 8.3B Cytokinesis is a noticeable part of the cell cycle 8-

11. Figure 8.4A A condensed duplicated chromosome 8-

15. 8- Figure 8.5 Phases of mitosis in animal cells and plant cells

16. Figure 8.5 Phases of mitosis in animal cells and plant cells 8-

18. Figure 8.6A Cytokinesis in an animal cell 8-

19. Figure 8.6B Cytokinesis in plant cells 8-

20. Cancer Is Uncontrolled Cell Division 8-

22. Figure 8.7 Cell cycle checkpoints 8-

24. Figure 8.8A Internal signals of the cell cycle are kinases and cyclins 8-

25. Figure 8.8B A cell-signaling pathway activates the control system to produce kinases and cyclins 8-

28. Figure 8.9 Development of breast cancer 8-

30. Meiosis Produces Cells That Become the Gametes in Animals and Spores in Other Organisms 8-

32. Figure 8.11 A karyotype shows that the chromosomes occur as pairs 8-

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36. Figure 8.12A Synapsis of homologues 8-

37. Figure 8.12B Crossing-over of nonsister chromatids 8-

39. Figure 8.13 Independent assortment increases genetic variation 8-

41. Figure 8.14A Phases of meiosis I 8-

42. Figure 8.14A Phases of meiosis I 8-

43. Figure 8.14B Phases of meiosis II 8-

44. Figure 8.14B Phases of meiosis II 8-

46. Figure 8.15A Life cycle of humans 8-

48. 8.16 Meiosis can be compared to mitosis 8-

49. Chromosomal Abnormalities Can Be Inherited 8-

51. Figure 8.17A Nondisjunction of chromosomes during meiosis I of oogenesis, followed by fertilization with normal sperm 8-

52. Figure 8.17B Nondisjunction of chromosomes during meiosis II of oogenesis, followed by fertilization with normal sperm 8-

55. Figure 8.19 Types of chromosomal mutations 8-