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In meiosis ________ are formed, which only have one set of chromosomes.
 
  A) somatic cells
  B) gametes
  C) daughter cells
  D) spores
  E) zygotes

Question 2

What is a medina?
 
  A) The temporary settlements of families engaged in pastoral nomadism in Southwest Asia and North Africa.
  B) The name for capital city in Southwest Asia and North Africa.
  C) A mound built on the outskirts of Islamic cities in Southwest Asia and North Africa; it is a burial ground.
  D) The walled urban core of an Islamic city; it is dominated by a central mosque.
  E) The erosional materials left behind in Southwest Asia and North Africa after ancient lakes and rivers dried up.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 14, 2018
Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

D


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