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Four chromatids and two centromeres whic...

Four chromatids and two centromeres which are homologous occurs in

A

Zygotene

B

Diplotene

C

Diakinesis

D

Pachytene

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During zygotene stage the homologous chromosome start to pair together to form bivalent and four chromatids are called a tetrad
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