garment n 1 often pl an article of clothing 2 outer covering vb 3 tr; usually passive to cover or clothe (C14: from Old French garniment, from garnir to equip; see garnish) â¦ garmentless adj foundation garment n a woman's undergarment worn to shape and support the figure; brassiere or corset. garment.
Report Abuse. Meiosis is the process where a constant number of chromosomes is maintained in a species. In normal somatic cell there are two sets of identical chromosomes.During meiosis the number of chromosomes from a gamete mother cell (2n), are halved and the gametes which are formed receive only one set of chromosomes(n).Then after fusion of these gametes during reproduction the zygote (2n) is formed. This zygote is again with normal 2 sets of chromosomes.uring meiosis the number of chromosomes from a gamete mother cell (2n), are halved and the gametes which are formed receive only one set of chromosomes(n). Then after fusion of these gametes during reproduction the zygote (2n) is formed.
Answers. 1  No, the daughter cell will not have 23 chromosomes. All human cells except sex cells have 2 copies each of the 23 chromosomes, for a total of 46 chromosomes. During mitosis, both daughter cells receive the same number of chromosomes as the parent cell, or 46. Each chromosome gets copied and then split so that each daughter receives the exact same copy of DNA. On the other hand, sex cells undergo meiosis, in which each daughter cell receives one-half the genetic material of the parent cell. In the case of humans, each daughter cell receives 23 chromosomes, or one copy of each chromosome pair from the parent cell, which originally had 46 ...