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Question
Answer the following question.
At what stage does the meiosis occur in an organism exhibiting a haploidic life cycle and mention the fate of the products thus produced?
Solution
Organisms exhibiting the haploidic life cycle show meiosis at the zygote stage of their life cycle. Products of meiosis, in their life cycle, are haploid cells, which germinate/develop to produce new organisms.
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