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Hands-on Mitosis, Meiosis and Fertilization Activity

Submitted by iwaldron on Thu, 11/06/2014 - 4:27pm.

I have included a picture of the rollosomes, as well as improved instructions for making rollosomes, on pages 3-4 of the newly revised Teacher Preparation Notes (available at /exchange/waldron/mitosis). Yes, for seven student groups, you will need four sets of eight rollosomes. As shown in the chart on page 4 of the Teacher Preparation Notes, you need four pairs of homologous rollosomes for each pair of student groups.

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