During meiosis, when the paternal and ma...

During meiosis, when the paternal and maternal chromosomes brought together and separated respectively?

Zygotene & Anaphase-II

Prophase-II & Anaphase-I

Zygotene & Anaphase-I

Leptotene & Telophase-I

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