Cells in the G₂ stage of the cell cycle have ________ as cells of the same species in the G₁ stage. A)twice as many crossovers B)twice as many chromatids C)half as many chromatids D)the same number of chromatids E)half as many chromosomes

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Cells in the G2 phase (G₂) have twice as many chromatids as cells in the G1 phase (G₁) because DNA replication occurs during the S phase, which is between these two stages, doubling the number of chromatids.

Cells in the G2 Stage of the Cell Cycle Have

Cells in the G₂ Stage of the Cell Cycle Have