Imagine that a species has eight chromosomes (four homologous pairs). if some event occurred that prevented meiosis from occurring after replication, how many chromosomes would this species have after two generations?
The chromosomes that this species will have after two generation if some event occurred that prevented meiosis from occurring after replication is a total of 16 chromosomes because we got 8 chromosomes and four of it is homologous pairs. The answer is 16 chromosomes the species will have after two generations.
